What you’ll learn: signs of prolapse, how conservative prolapse therapy works, helpful breathing techniques, lifestyle changes to reduce prolapse symptoms, and when to see a pelvic floor therapist.

The pelvic floor doesn't work in isolation. It's role in the human body is vast and any physical or occupational therapist that treats you for pelvic floor conditions should be looking at you as an entire person: from the physical to the emotional.

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There are many reasons why sex may be painful. The good news is, physical therapy can help by working on both the systemic and local factors