Pelvic Floor Health and Wellness!

Today we’re diving into a topic that is getting continually more informative and popular. And frankly, I’m so glad it is! The topic is pelvic floor wellness and dysfunction. In this conversation, I’m chatting with Dr. Sara Reardon, pelvic floor physical therapist, and we’re discussing pelvic floor wellness before, during, and after pregnancy.

What is the pelvic floor?

The pelvic floor muscles go from the front of the vagina all the way to the back of the rectum touching the tailbone. This complex group of ligaments and muscles support several parts of the female anatomy including the bladder, the vagina, the rectum, and the pelvic bones. When the pelvic floor is not in proper function, it can disrupt a number of otherwise normal bodily functions such as urinating and pooping. In addition, if these muscles and ligaments are too tight, too loose, or tweaked wrong, they can cause tremendous pain and discomfort. We want to avoid that, or if it is already occurring, we want to help alleviate it!

Listen to my discussion with Dr. Sara Reardon on pelvic floor health and wellness!

Dr. Reardon is a Board-Certified Pelvic Health Physical Therapist, and as her tagline says, she is “saving the 🌎 one vagina at a time”!

She offers in-person and online pelvic physical therapy. Her practice is based in New Orleans, but if you aren’t local or are unable to go in-person, you can join one of her virtual, online programs!

She has created several mini-courses and also a pregnancy fitness program. Click here to view!

Plus, as a part of the Babies After 35 community, you can save 20% of her online mini courses and pregnancy fitness program. Simply use code PELVICFLOOR20 for 20% off at checkout!

I hope this information helps you, and please be sure to share it with a friend or someone else who might find it helpful, too. This is a topic that women could truly benefit from being more readily discussed!

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