Sit comfortably on a chair with your knees hip distance apart. Breathe normally. On exhalation, gently squeeze and lift your pelvic floor muscles and let go quickly. Repeat the contraction and releases quickly, for the required number of repetitions, and without holding your breath. Also try to avoid squeezing your thighs, or pulling in your tummy. This will help to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles.
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Kegels also key in post pregnancy yoga. Having strong sphincter muscles postpartum helps women stop from peeing in their pants when they sneeze or cough.
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Pelvic floor exercises
Pelvic floor exercises help to strengthen the muscles of the pelvic floor. These muscles come under great strain in pregnancy and childbirth.
The pelvic floor consists of layers of muscles that stretch like a supportive hammock from the pubic bone (in front) to the lower end of the backbone.
If your pelvic floor muscles are weakened, you may find that you leak urine when you cough, sneeze or strain. This is quite common and you neednโt feel embarrassed. It’s known as stress incontinence and it can continue after pregnancy.
By performing pelvic floor exercises, you can strengthen the muscles. Pelvic floor muscle training will help the body cope with the growing weight of the baby. Healthy, fit muscles before the baby is born will mend more easily after the birth and helps to reduce or avoid stress incontinence after pregnancy. All pregnant women should do pelvic floor exercises, even if youโre young and not suffering from stress incontinence now.
Even though this condition is common, consult with a doctor if the problem is at all distressing or is difficult to cope with.
What causes weakened pelvic floor muscles?
Being pregnant and giving birth stretches the muscles of your pelvic floor โ the muscles that keep your bladder closed. Weakened pelvic floor muscles canโt stop your bladder from leaking. This leaking happens mostly when you cough, sneeze, lift or exercise. You may also find that you canโt wait when you want to pass urine.
Will they get stronger by themselves?
No. Youโll need to help your pelvic floor muscles get strong again. If you donโt strengthen the muscles after each baby, youโre likely to wet yourself more often when you reach middle age. Pelvic floor muscles tend to weaken with age. Menopause can make incontinence worse.
How can I prevent this happening to me?
Always squeeze and hold your pelvic floor muscles before you sneeze, cough or lift.
Donโt go to the toilet ‘just in case’ โ this trains your bladder to want to empty more often.
Empty your bladder completely when you go to the toilet.
Avoid constipation by drinking plenty of fluids (preferably water) and fibre-rich foods.
Donโt lift heavy loads too often.
Donโt do bouncing exercises.
When sitting on the toilet, lean forward. Your knees should be slightly higher than your hips (you could use a small stool or step to rest your feet on). Rest your elbows on your knees or thighs so that your back is straight. This helps to relax your pelvic floor and sphincter muscles. Gently bulge your abdomen. Relax your pelvic floor and avoid pushing.
To keep these muscles working well, make pelvic floor exercises part of your routine for the rest of your life. You can start during pregnancy and continue after birth. Pelvic floor exercises can be done anywhere โ while sitting, standing or lying down.
Squeeze and draw in the muscles around your anus (back passage) and vagina at the same time as if you are trying to stop a wee.
Hold the squeeze as you count to 8; relax for 8 seconds. If you canโt hold for 8, just hold as long as you can.
Repeat as many as you can, up to 8 to 10 squeezes. This equals 1 set. Rest for about 8 seconds in between each lift up of the muscles.
Try to do 3 sets of 8 to 10 squeezes each day.
While doing pelvic floor exercises, keep breathing, do not tighten your buttocks and keep your thighs relaxed.
Pelvic floor exercises are not necessarily easy to do correctly. The pelvic floor muscles can be difficult to isolate. When done correctly, they are very effective, but the wrong technique can make a problem worse.
If you are not sure that you are doing the exercises correctly, ask for help from your doctor, physiotherapist or continence nurse.
The Continence Foundation of Australia has produced this video on how to locate your pelvic floor muscles:
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