
31/01/2025
When it comes to incontinence, the pelvic floor plays a key role in supporting your body and managing these conditions. 💪🏼🩺
The pelvic floor is a set of muscles located in your pelvis, connecting from your p***c bone at the front to your coccyx at the back, and extending across your pelvis between your sit bones. 🦵💡
For issues like urinary and bowel incontinence or prolapse, physiotherapy often targets the pelvic floor as a primary area of treatment. These conditions can affect both pre and postnatal individuals. 🤰🏼👶🏼
The pelvic floor muscles are unique in that they can contract and relax, much like any other muscle, but the challenge is that they’re internal and not visible, making them harder to assess and manage on your own. 🔍🧘🏼♀️
If you’re experiencing incontinence, a physiotherapist can help guide you through exercises to strengthen and relax these important muscles, improving function and comfort. 🌟💆♀️