Sentences with phrase «for pelvic floor issues»

In my experience, the majority of people that I treat for pelvic floor issues have muscles that are on the short side of the equation, rather than just being weak, and this can manifest in many different ways:

Not exact matches

Instructors: Gayla Pleggenkuhle PT, PRC & Laurie Xiong, MPT have both had extensive experience working in specialized physical therapy treatment of pelvic floor and post partum musculoskeletal issues for over 15 years.

Holistic physiotherapy care is also available for various women's health conditions including pre - and post-partum issues such as back and rib pain, blocked milk ducts, as well as pelvic floor conditions including urinary incontinence, pelvic or tailbone pain, pain with intercourse and more for both men and women.

Other problems that may be related to the health of the pelvic floor include lumbar spinal problems, sacroiliac, hip or sciatic pain, bladder weakness, prolapsed uterus or bladder, and for men, prostate issues.

Anything in their program that would raise alarm bells for those of us with prolapse / pelvic floor issues?

Andrea has been trained in perinatal and pelvic floor physiotherapy for conditions related to pregnancy and the post-partum period, as well as bladder and bowel, reproductive and sexual health issues for men and women.

In this course Gyrokinesis Trainers will learn the current state of common pelvic floor issues, their treatments, and in turn the confidence to educate their clients in approaches that could help preserve natural pelvic functioning for their entire lives.

Fixing pelvic floor issues is not for the faint of heart.

One of the best things that happened for women, in my opinion, in 2010, the American College of Oncologists, the cancer doctors, issued a position statement reassuring women that use of an estrogen cream on your pelvic floor, on your vaginal walls is not putting you at risk of systemic cancers and long - term risk of heart disease and stroke and things that we know that come from taking systemic hormones over the long term.

This tells your pelvic floor it can take a break and doesn't need to fully expand and contract, and can be a big issue for leaking when you cough or sneeze.

There is a time and place for proper breath holding, like when you are maxing out your deadlift, but if you are suffering from back or neck tightness, hernias, abdominal separation or pelvic floor issues, you really need to take a closer look at how you manage pressure in your core and why that mis - utilization of pressure is causing issues.

If you have decided to hire a personal trainer; especially if you have any «issues» such as pelvic floor dysfunction, diastasis recti, you have just had a baby or are recovering from an injury, then, I implore you to do your due diligence and get the right one for you.

Specializing in core training + gut health + natural solutions to bring healing from the inside out for diastasis recti, spinal & pelvic malalignment, digestive problems, upper and lower back pain, hip, knee, and foot pain, pelvic floor issues, and more.

Whether you are looking for safe postpartum exercises, pelvic floor friendly workouts, programs designed for women in menopause or high intensity interval training — your trainer should be able to design that for you in a way that works for YOU, taking into consideration any and all issues that may accompany your unique situation or set of concerns.

Prenatal - Whether you're currently pregnant or planning to start soon, we offer exercises and education tailored to prepare you for birth, prevent postpartum pelvic floor issues and manage back and pelvic pain.

Your pelvic floor is able to compensate for you even when there is an imbalance so you don't notice the issue.

For women who have a tight pelvic floor, concentrically contracting the muscles regularly will simply aggravate the tension issue.

Given that so many women are suffering from incontinence issues, vaginal pain, endometriosis, pelvic floor issues and hip problems I think more and more women will be getting a prescription from their gynecologist, urologist or other doctors for pelvic floor physical therapy.