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Pelvic Floor, Pregnancy and Postpartum

The pelvic floor is a key structure for our well-being, yet it is often ignored until problems arise. This group of muscles and tissues supports vital organs such as the bladder, uterus, and rectum, and is involved in essential functions such as continence, lumbar stability, and sexual response. When it weakens or loses functionality, symptoms such as incontinence, prolapse, or sexual dysfunction may appear. Consciously working on the pelvic floor not only helps restore its function, but also prevents future problems and improves quality of life in all areas.

This service is aimed at women and men who:

  • They present pelvic floor pathologies or dysfunctions.
  • They suffer from urinary or fecal incontinence.
  • They have pelvic organ prolapse.
  • They want to consciously strengthen and train their pelvic floor.
  • They seek to prevent future problems and improve their quality of life.
  • Pregnant or postpartum women with abdominal diastasis.
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Most common problems I work with:

  • Incontinence of all types (stress, urge, mixed, etc.).
  • Pelvic organ prolapse.
  • Abdominal diastasis (separation of the rectus abdominis muscles after pregnancy).

Method of Job

The approach is comprehensive and combines:

  • Conscious posture and breathing to optimize pelvic floor function.
  • Strength, toning and flexibility exercises adapted to each case.
  • Deep abdominal work to improve stability and functionality.
  • Integrating the pelvic floor into training, applying adaptations, progressions and regressions according to the needs of each person.

The main goal is for my clients to improve their quality of life in all its aspects: in their daily lives, in their routine tasks, in their social lives, in their training, at work, and even in their sex lives.

Request an appointment today for more information about the pelvic floor exercise.

The Importance of Caring for the Pelvic Floor

The pelvic floor performs vital functions that affect our overall health. Its weakening can be associated with multiple factors such as pregnancy, childbirth, menopause, high-impact sports, aging, or even poor postural habits. Keeping it strong and functional is key to avoiding discomfort and improving quality of life.

Benefits of a healthy pelvic floor:

  • Prevention and treatment of urinary and fecal incontinence.
  • Reduction in the risk of pelvic organ prolapse.
  • Improves lumbar stability and posture.
  • Greater enjoyment and sensitivity in sexual life.
  • Prevention of chronic lower back and pelvic pain.
  • Facilitating childbirth and making postpartum recovery faster and more effective.

Training in the Pregnancy and Postpartum

Pregnancy and the postpartum period are stages that generate significant changes in the body. Adapted and conscious training not only helps maintain physical and emotional well-being but also promotes better recovery.

Benefits of training during pregnancy:

  • Strengthens key muscles for childbirth and recovery.
  • Reduces the risk of lower back and pelvic pain.
  • Improves circulation and prevents problems such as bloating and cramps.
  • Promotes better weight management and a healthier pregnancy.
  • Improves connection with the body and preparation for childbirth.

Benefits of postpartum training:

  • Helps the recovery of the pelvic floor and deep abdomen.
  • Reduces the risk of incontinence and prolapses.
  • It promotes the recovery of posture and body stability.
  • Contributes to mental and emotional well-being during this stage of great change.
  • Progressively accompany the return to physical activity safely.

Working on the pelvic floor, whether for rehabilitation or prevention, makes a huge difference in people's lives. Through a comprehensive and tailored approach, significant improvements in overall health and well-being can be achieved.

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