Hello and welcome to the 3rd episode in this pelvic floor podcast series.

The first 2 episodes should have really prepared you for today because you should be a pelvic floor superstar by now, doing your exercises regularly 3 times/day, a combination of long holds and quick flicks and just being an all round pelvic floor star.

Which is great, because today we are chatting about all things incontinence and prolapse, for which pelvic floor training can be a very important treatment tool for.

Today we will cover:
The 2 different types if urinary incontinence
What exactly prolapse is and what symptoms you may have
How pelvic floor exercises can improve both incontinence and prolapse
We’ll also share personal stories from Pregnancy Posse members Kate and Briony on their experience with pelvic floor dysfunction

Remember that this is episode 3 in a 5 part series on the pelvic floor. So stay tuned for upcoming episodes where we will be discussing how to recognise if you have an over-active pelvic floor muscle and ways that can help you relax this muscle better as well as understanding the impact that pregnancy and birth can have on the pelvic floor.

For those of you who have enjoyed this pelvic floor series so far and want to listen to all the remaining episodes straight away, this entire series is now available inside my online pregnancy program, the Pregnancy Posse. You can watch this entire series plus access pregnancy safe workouts by visiting thepregnancyposse.com where you can trial it for 7 days.

And come and chat to me over @physiolaura and tell me what you learnt from this episode!

Hello and welcome to the 3rd episode in this pelvic floor podcast series.
The first 2 episodes should have really prepared you for today because you should be a pelvic floor superstar by now, doing your exercises regularly 3 times/day, a combination of long holds and quick flicks and just being an all round pelvic floor star.
Which is great, because today we are chatting about all things incontinence and prolapse, for which pelvic floor training can be a very important treatment tool for.
Today we will cover:
<ul>
<li>The 2 different types if urinary incontinence</li>
<li>What exactly prolapse is and what symptoms you may have</li>
<li>How pelvic floor exercises can improve both incontinence and prolapse</li>
<li>We&rsquo;ll also share personal stories from Pregnancy Posse members Kate and Briony on their experience with pelvic floor dysfunction</li>
</ul>
Remember that this is episode 3 in a 5 part series on the pelvic floor. So stay tuned for upcoming episodes where we will be discussing how to recognise if you have an over-active pelvic floor muscle and ways that can help you relax this muscle better as well as understanding the impact that pregnancy and birth can have on the pelvic floor.
For those of you who have enjoyed this pelvic floor series so far and want to listen to all the remaining episodes straight away, this entire series is now available inside my online pregnancy program, the Pregnancy Posse. You can watch this entire series plus access pregnancy safe workouts by visiting <a href="http://thepregnancyposse.com">thepregnancyposse.com</a> where you can trial it for 7 days.
And come and chat to me over <a href="https://www.instagram.com/physiolaura/">@physiolaura</a> and tell me what you learnt from this episode!

Pregnancy with Physio Laura is a podcast to help mamas feel confident, empowered and informed in their pregnancy and birth journey.

Laura, a women’s health physiotherapist, will share solo riffs on her clinical physiotherapy expertise combined with her personal experience as a mama as well as guest expert interviews from all fields of women’s health.

Pregnancy, birth and the post-partum period is not just for surviving, but thriving. Enjoy!

Pregnancy with Physio Laura is a podcast to help mamas feel confident, empowered and informed in their pregnancy and birth journey.
Laura, a women&rsquo;s health physiotherapist, will share solo riffs on her clinical physiotherapy expertise combined with her personal experience as a mama as well as guest expert interviews from all fields of women&rsquo;s health.
Pregnancy, birth and the post-partum period is not just for surviving, but thriving. Enjoy!

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