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Pelvic floor guides

Clinical guides on pelvic floor: exercises, incontinence, postpartum, menopause and prolapse. Evidence-based content.

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Pelvic floor exercises: complete guide

Learn what the pelvic floor is, which symptoms suggest dysfunction, and how to train it with evidence-based exercises.

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Frequent mistakes when doing pelvic floor exercises

Avoid the most common mistakes: squeezing too hard, forgetting relaxation, holding your breath or training with pain.

How to contract the pelvic floor correctly

Learn how to locate, contract and relax the pelvic floor without compensating with the abdomen, glutes or breath holding.

KeeGo vs Perifit vs Emy: Which one to choose for your pelvic floor?

An objective comparison of pelvic floor trainers with physical probes (Perifit, Emy) versus the non-invasive digital alternative of KeeGo.

Kegel exercises: technique and common mistakes

Learn correct Kegel exercise technique, avoid frequent mistakes and progress safely to improve the pelvic floor.

Overactive bladder: symptoms and training

Understand urinary urgency, frequency and how training and habits can form part of conservative management.

Pelvic floor and menopause: adapt your training

Understand how menopause affects the pelvic floor, incontinence and prolapse risk, and how to adapt PFMT.

Pelvic organ prolapse: patient guide

Understand pelvic organ prolapse: types, causes, severity, conservative treatment with PFMT and pessary, and when to consider surgery.

Pelvic pain and the pelvic floor: when not to force

Learn why pelvic pain may require relaxation, professional assessment and a progression different from classic Kegels.

Postpartum pelvic floor: safe exercises

Guide to recovering the pelvic floor after childbirth: when to resume activity, how to progress and which warning signs to watch.

Urinary incontinence in women: exercises and guide

Understand stress, urgency and mixed incontinence, their main causes, and why PFMT is first-line conservative treatment.

Try Pelvisana: train your pelvic floor

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