Some bladder retraining programs recommend
practicing Kegel exercises as part of bladder retraining.
When you do this, you are contracting the muscles of the pelvic floor and are
practicing Kegel exercises.
When your child can feel these muscles, he should
practice the Kegel exercises when he is not voiding.
Your child should
practice the Kegel exercises twice a day.
To fully empty your bladder,
practice your kegel exercises when you are OFF the toilet.
Not exact matches
This part of the
practice includes light yoga movements and
kegel exercises.
Kegel Exercises are designed to tone the pelvic floor and should be
practiced daily throughout your pregnancy.
Another difficulty with
practicing Kegels is that it is often hard to know if you are doing the
exercise correctly since it is not easy to see movement created by the muscles and most of us have limited awareness of how the muscles contract.