Pelvic Floor Health
for Women
What is the pelvic floor?
The pelvic floor consists of multiple muscles and ligaments. It supports our bladder, intestines, and uterus. The pelvic floor connects to your abdominal and back muscles and even your diaphragm. All needing to be taken into consideration when addressing the pelvic floor.
Too often, these muscles and ligaments are getting too tight or weak, causing adverse effects.
A little dribbling starts here and there. Leakage with a big sneeze. Maybe even jumping on a trampoline doesn't feel quite right. Pain that you try to ignore. A heavy feeling around your menstruation. Not to mention the emotions we store here that are often forgotten, yet impact us in ways we may not understand.
Symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction:
We offer pelvic floor care for women in a gentle way to meet your comfort level through dry needling and a traditional Chinese medicine approach.
The pelvic floor consists of multiple muscles and ligaments. It supports our bladder, intestines, and uterus. The pelvic floor connects to your abdominal and back muscles and even your diaphragm. All needing to be taken into consideration when addressing the pelvic floor.
Too often, these muscles and ligaments are getting too tight or weak, causing adverse effects.
A little dribbling starts here and there. Leakage with a big sneeze. Maybe even jumping on a trampoline doesn't feel quite right. Pain that you try to ignore. A heavy feeling around your menstruation. Not to mention the emotions we store here that are often forgotten, yet impact us in ways we may not understand.
Symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction:
- Urinary incontinence
- Chronic Constipation
- Pain with intercourse
- Prolapse
- Tailbone Pain
We offer pelvic floor care for women in a gentle way to meet your comfort level through dry needling and a traditional Chinese medicine approach.
Please schedule with Jennifer Hurth or Brooke Meadows