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Perineal Tearing and Massage

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Where is the perineum? It is the area from the vagina to the anus, the area between these openings. Perineal […]

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The “just in case” pee

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Do you find yourself in a pattern of needing to pee every 30min or so? Are you the woman who

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Vulva and Vaginal care

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Have you ever wondered if you are doing enough in terms of vulva and vagina care and hygiene? A lot

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Can combined hormonal contraceptives (CHC’s), aka, “The Pill” contribute to hormonally associated Vulvodynia or Vestibulodynia?

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The purpose of this blog is to create awareness on some of the effects of combined hormonal contraceptives or CHC’s,

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Struggling with constipation?

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Tight and overworked pelvic floor muscles might contribute to constipation or incomplete bowel evacuation. Tight muscles are not strong muscles.

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CONSTIPATION

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Wishing you had regular and effortless bowel movements? Here are things to keep in mind which might just help you

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The myth about Kegels

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To Kegel or not to Kegel? You might have heard of kegel exercises, AKA “kegels”, and might have some idea

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The link between the diaphragm and the pelvic floor

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The “Closed Cannister”: The closed cannister (aka your Core) consists of the diaphragm on top, deep abdominal muscles in front,

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What and Where is your Pelvic Floor?

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Let me start by telling you that everyone has a pelvic floor, whether you are male or female and that

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