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Stress, urge or mixed incontinence
and in some cases stool incontinence. |
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Genital
prolapse, also caused by stretching
of the ligaments that support
the uterus |
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Poor
muscle control during labour
and delivery. |
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Decrease
in sexual lubrication and arousal.
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Healthy pelvic muscle tone is
probably one of the most important
aspects of feeling feminine, yet
something the majority of women
choose to ignore or have little
available information about. Doctors
around the world acknowledge that
80% of cases of incontinence can
be improved or even cured by adopting
an effective pelvic exercise programme.
If you ignore early signs of a weak
pelvic floor, embarrassing leakage
could happen for the first time
during coughing, sneezing, laughing,
exercising, and the use of feminine
hygiene products such as incontinence
pads could become the norm. Take
steps to regain and maintain control
of this sensitive issue now, before
these problems become a regular
feature of your daily life!
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