HOW TO DO KEGEL EXERCISES (YouTube)// Pelvic Floor Exercises



Wondering if you are performing postpartum kegel exercises correctly? Pelvic floor exercises postpartum and pelvic floor physical therapy exercises can help with weak pelvic floor muscle symptoms. If you have a weak pelvic floor and back pain, Kegels can help you.

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Pelvic floor exercises during third trimester/Kegel exercises|Dr. Surekha Jain & Dr. Shaheen Alam.



Third trimester is very crucial during pregnancy,hence it becomes very important to do regular exercises to keep ourselves active and prepare ourselves for normal delivery.

If you want to avoid post delivery complications-then doing the kegel exercises is must so that pelvic floor muscles remain strong always and keep the general body fit.

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Want to Tighten your Vagina? Having ejaculatory issues? Try the Kegel exercises



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Did you know that after delivery you ought to do some exercises called Kegels. The excercises help your ‘MISS V’ to tighten after stretching during birth.

The exercises also help a woman who can’t hold her urine, a man with ejaculation issues and generally a woman who minds her ‘Miss V’

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HOW TO DO KEGEL EXERCISES? KEGEL EXERCISE FOR WOMEN



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How to do kegel Exercise?
Kegel Exercise for Women

Doing kegel exercises can help strengthen your PELVIC FLOOR MUSCLES. This can help you manage or prevent physical problems such as Incontinence. Incontinence is leakage of urine (pee) or stool (poop) that you can’t control.

How to do kegel?

1. Make sure your bladder is empty. Then sit or lie down

2. Tighten your pelvic floor muscles. Hold tight and count 3 to 5 seconds

3. Relax the muscles and count 3 to 5 seconds

4. Repeat 10 times, 3 times a day ( morning, afternoon, night).

For best results: Do kegels regularly for 4-6 weeks.

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