Is pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation necessary?

The problem of pelvic floor muscles is very important for women, because it is related to the quality of life of women. Many women's pelvic floor muscles will be damaged to a certain extent after giving birth, so the rehabilitation of pelvic floor muscles after childbirth is also relatively important. Of course, some women think that the damage to the pelvic floor muscles after giving birth is not important, so they do not do relevant rehabilitation. So is it necessary for women to do pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation after giving birth?

1. It is very necessary to carry out rehabilitation treatment of the pelvic floor muscles. If there are symptoms of pelvic floor muscle relaxation, such as dull pain, soreness, swelling, and dull pain in the lumbar and sacral region, and weak urination and defecation, etc., the symptoms need to be improved through pelvic floor muscle training. When symptoms of pelvic floor muscle relaxation occur, other treatments except pelvic floor muscle training are relatively limited in effect. Only through pelvic floor muscle training can the root cause of the problem be cured.

2. Pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation is necessary. The pelvic floor muscles are a group of muscles located at the bottom of the pelvis. They surround the urethra, vagina and rectal openings, support the pelvic organs, and work together on the bladder, intestines and sexual function. Therefore, the pelvic floor muscles are closely related to sexual function, urination and defecation. If there is a problem with the pelvic floor muscles, it will lead to a series of functional disorders, such as pelvic organ prolapse, incontinence and so on. Elderly people or postpartum women often suffer from urinary inconvenience, which causes a lot of embarrassment and inconvenience in their daily lives. The main reason for this phenomenon is the relaxation and weakness of the pelvic floor muscles. If rehabilitation treatment is not carried out in time, the dysfunction will continue to worsen, seriously affecting life and work. If you find any problems with your pelvic floor muscles, you must seek medical attention and receive rehabilitation treatment in time. Common people who need pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation include postpartum women, the elderly, patients with spinal cord injuries, people with urinary and bowel control disorders after stroke, etc.

3. If postpartum women do not perform pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation training in time, they will experience vaginal relaxation and sexual indifference, and the chance of suffering from pelvic floor dysfunction (postpartum urinary incontinence, vaginal prolapse, etc.) will increase significantly. Pregnancy, natural birth, cesarean section, and menopause can all cause the pelvic floor muscles to relax. When the pelvic floor muscle relaxation after childbirth is not repaired, some symptoms will become more obvious in old age. Strictly speaking, all pregnant and postpartum women are suitable for pelvic floor muscle repair. For those with the following conditions, pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation should be performed as early as possible.