Posts tagged new mom
How Pelvic Floor Therapy Can Help You Take Control of Urinary Incontinence

Urinary incontinence is something that many people deal with but might not feel comfortable talking about. It’s when you lose control of your bladder and end up leaking urine, whether it’s just a little or a lot. While it can affect anyone, it’s more common in women—especially after giving birth, during menopause, or simply as we get older. The good news is that treatment, can make a difference.

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Healing Diastasis Recti: How Pelvic Floor Therapy Can Help You Feel Strong and Confident Again

Diastasis Recti might sound complicated, but it's actually pretty common and manageable, especially for new moms. Basically, it’s when the “six-pack” muscles in your belly separate along the middle, creating a gap. This happens when the connective tissue holding these muscles together, called the linea alba, gets stretched or weakened. Pregnancy, sudden weight changes, or intense abdominal workouts can be major culprits. For many moms, pregnancy does the stretching, as the growing baby puts pressure on the abdominal wall. The result? A tummy that sticks out more than you'd like, poor posture, annoying lower back pain, and even some pelvic floor issues, because your core just isn't as stable.

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Why Every Pregnant Mama Should Consider Pelvic Floor Therapy: Prep for Birth and Beyond!

Working with a pelvic floor physical therapist while you’re pregnant can be a total game-changer when it comes to getting ready for childbirth. One of the biggest perks? They’ll help you strengthen those super-important pelvic floor muscles that do a lot of heavy lifting (literally!) during pregnancy. These muscles support your growing baby and your organs, and keeping them strong and flexible can make a huge difference. Think better bladder control, less discomfort, and way better posture as your body changes. Plus, a therapist will guide you through exercises to get your pelvic floor muscles ready for the big day, making labor and delivery go a bit smoother.

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Why Every New Mom Deserves a Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist: Healing, Strength, and Confidence Postpartum

Having a baby is a huge deal for your body, and working with a pelvic floor physical therapist afterward can make a world of difference. After pregnancy and childbirth, your pelvic floor muscles often need some serious TLC to get back to feeling strong and functional.

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