Reviews Taged Pelvic Health
Pelvic organ prolapse, although not uncommon, can be alarming. Here’s my story.
When my organs rearranged themselves inside my body, I worked to find the physical and mental strength to keep going.
Going to the bathroom more often than usual is many women’s first indication that they’re pregnant. But why does it happen? And how much should everyone be peeing, anyway?
Far too often people in marginalized groups have difficulty accessing proper medical care, and using gender-neutral pronouns in the doctor’s office is a move in the right direction.
Most pregnant women are prepared for nausea, soreness, and morning sickness. But urinary incontinence? Not so much. This mom-to-be tells us about her first experience with UI during pregnancy…at the grocery store.
Using jade eggs is a controversial topic, but Lisa found that using a jade egg in conjunction with her pelvic floor exercises was hugely beneficial.
Botox is an increasingly popular solution for overactive bladder–but does it work?
Sometimes uncomfortable UI experiences overseas have a silver lining. For Lexi it empowered her to self-advocate.
Letting your family know you have UI doesn’t have to be a serious matter. If Jill can find humor in the situation, maybe you can too.
How I learned to deal with UI on top of other frequent illness