10/15/2025
🩷 Here’s what the research tells us:
• Hispanic women are less likely to seek pelvic floor care due to stigma, lack of access, and limited culturally competent education.
• Rates of incontinence and prolapse are often higher, yet screening and prevention programs are underrepresented in public health.
• Generational silence around topics like childbirth injuries, bladder leaks, or sexual pain means many suffer quietly.
✨ This month, let’s celebrate by breaking that silence.
If you’re a mom, talk to your children about the pelvic floor.
When we normalize conversations about pelvic health — in Spanish, in English, in our homes and clinics — we empower generations of women to heal and thrive.
Public health starts at the pelvic floor.
Teaching women about their bodies, access to therapy, and postpartum care reduces pain, improves quality of life, and strengthens entire communities.
Tag a friend, hermana, or colleague who’s helping make pelvic health conversations part of our cultural wellness story. 💬
Let’s uplift, educate, and advocate — juntos. 🌸
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