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Are Kegels the Answer?

Kegels are often promoted as the go-to solution for pelvic floor issues, but they aren’t appropriate for everyone. Many people experiencing incontinence, pain, or pelvic discomfort actually have an overactive or overly tight pelvic floor rather than a weak one. Pelvic physical therapy takes a comprehensive, whole-body approach to identify the true cause of dysfunction and create a personalized plan—because effective care goes far beyond Kegels.

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John Murphy John Murphy

Top Reasons to Start Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy During Pregnancy

Many people wait until after giving birth to consider pelvic floor therapy — but your body deserves attention before delivery. In today’s healthcare system, a “wait and see” approach is common, yet many symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction can be prevented or eased earlier with proactive care.

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John Murphy John Murphy

Top Reasons to Seek Out Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy Postpartum

Your body goes through incredible changes during pregnancy, birth, and the postpartum period — whether you deliver vaginally or by cesarean section. After almost a year of physical, hormonal, and lifestyle shifts, your body deserves care and attention to heal and rebuild strength.

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