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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I wish people were more honest about pelvic floor damage from birth. I don’t remember them mentioning it in any pre-birth classes. [/quote] This is mostly due to the way women give birth (on their back with legs pushed back) and purple pushing. There is also no pelvic PT prior to birth that would alleviate some of the tightness and teach women how to properly engage the TVA to assist with childbirth. Pushing a poo out is not the same and to be frank, pushing a poo out is one of the worst things for your PF when pooping so when an 8lb baby is coming down vs a 1lb shit, the damage is greater than 8x the poo. PF damage can happen from c-sections too because it can start just by being pregnant. A c-section does not absolve PF damage. We need better healthcare for WOMEN pre, post, and during childbirth. I am distressed that women continue to think that vaginal vs section is the equalizer. Nope. [/quote]
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