Returning to sport or exercise after the birth Participating in sport, running or other high-impact activities early after childbirth may actually reduce pelvic floor muscle strength and cause long-term bladder and bowel - Sexual dysfunction - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Returning to sport or exercise after the birth Participating in sport, running or other high-impact activities early after childbirth may actually reduce pelvic floor muscle strength and cause long-term bladder and bowel Add to Reading List Document Date: 2014-08-26 01:25:39 Open Document File Size: 426,02 KB Share Result on Facebook Company The Continence Foundation of Australia / / Facility The Pregnancy Centre / / Organization Australian Government / Continence Foundation of Australia / Pregnancy Centre / / / Position health physiotherapist / continence nurse advisors / midwife / physiotherapist / physiotherapist / / SocialTag Childbirth Pelvic floor Sexual anatomy Kegel exercise Pregnancy Prolapse Urinary incontinence Vaginal cone Pelvic floor dysfunction Medicine

Returning to sport or exercise after the birth Participating in sport, running or other high-impact activities early after childbirth may actually reduce pelvic floor muscle strength and cause long-term bladder and bowelAdd to Reading List