Pelvic Floor Dyssynergia

Others have mentioned having pelvic floor problems. Usually associated with a lot of low-down pain for no reason, and sometimes also seems connected with bladder and bowel incontinence (which, of course, is not all that uncommon after having a child). Someone on here once upon a time, I think said he did exercises that are supposed to help tighten up the muscles down there and help relieve tension as well. You might ask your gyno if s/he can recommend some physical therapy to see if that helps you. I say gyno since incontinence problems--and treating them--are common among women, so a gyno is most likely to know where you need to go to get the therapy; even if they don't claim to help GI problems, just weak bladder and anal problems, try it; it might help.

The edit/delete buttons are for you to edit your post if you need to. The reason that you can see the other icons on other peoples' posts is because the exclamation in the white bubble is if you want to quote a particular thing someone says and their post will be tagged on to yours, the thumbs down is if you do not want to see any posts from a particular member (ignore feature) and the exclamation mark in the middle of the yellow triangle is for you to press if you see something in that particular post that is not appropriate for Healingwell and you would like to alert the Administrator (note: this does not alert the moderators).

Hope this helps

---

"Des"

_{Co-Moderator ~ IBS Forum
Dx: IBS 1989, Diverticulosis 2004, Idiopathic Acute Colitis 2006, UCTD 2007
Meds: Plaquenil 400mg, Chlorzoxazone 500mg, Lyrica 50mg, Protonix 40mg, Naproxen 1000mg, Xanax XR 2mg, Miralax 17g, Supplements}


^{https://www.healingwell.com/donate}