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Pelvic Relaxation syndrome is a common condition of women as they age. It is the problem of sagging but instead of external symptoms, these are internal and involve the pelvic muscles, ligaments and organs like the urinary bladder, intestines and uterus. Weakness of these muscles can cause a person to be incontinent of urine. Initially this is when coughing hard, sneezing and then jumping and at its worst just when the bladder is full.
Along with dryness in the genitals and less desire this represents yet another sexual challenge to the post-menopausal woman. It can result in less stimulation, discomfort and out right pain. Listen to Anne as she explains about this common and aggravating problem
Dr. Katz explains why the need for Kegel exercises, how to do them, discusses Kegel exercises and vaginismus, and explains how Kegel exercises relate to sex.
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* Kegel exercises are the squeezing of the pelvic floor muscle
* Kegel exercises are important for the health and stability of the female’s pelvis
* Kegel exercise are valuable in early stages of prolapse, overactive bladder, urinary incontinence
* Kegel exercises include two types: fast contractions and slow/hold contractions
* Pelvic floor physical therapy is the best resource for how to do Kegel exercise
* Kegel exercise do not cure vaginismus
* Kegel exercises are unrelated to female sexual arousal, climax, and satisfaction
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Kegel exercises can prevent or control urinary incontinence and other pelvic floor problems.
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Amanda Olson, Certified Pelvic Rehabilitation Specialist and Doctor of Physical Therapy discusses the female anatomy, specifically pelvic floor structure, function, and the relationship between the pelvic floor muscles, kegel exercises, urinary incontinence, fecal incontinence, vaginal organ prolapse, and better sex.
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