How to recover from pelvic relaxation

Pelvic relaxation is often related to childbirth. After childbirth, the pelvic muscle tissue of the mother is damaged to a certain extent, which will cause the pelvis to relax. This is not conducive to postpartum recovery and often causes the buttocks to become larger. It affects women's figure. When this happens, it can be repaired through certain methods. Generally speaking, non-surgical methods are used. Of course, if the pelvic muscle relaxation is more serious, it can be treated by surgery.

How to recover from pelvic relaxation

When it comes to the problem of female pelvic floor muscle dysfunction, in fact, our country currently lacks professional medical nursing staff to provide popular science guidance, and there is a lack of relevant professional books to popularize education. Therefore, many postpartum women seem to focus on breastfeeding, postpartum weight loss, and beauty and facial care, which makes the problem of postpartum pelvic muscle relaxation in mothers more serious and prominent. When it comes to the issue of how to treat pelvic muscle relaxation, they are not even aware that they need to see a doctor for examination and treatment, but they don’t know where to go. This situation continues to threaten the health of women’s pelvic muscles.

At present, the treatment of pelvic muscle relaxation is divided into surgical treatment and non-surgical treatment. The following is a detailed answer for everyone:

(1) Non-surgical treatment

How to treat pelvic muscle relaxation? Non-surgical treatment is mainly through pelvic floor muscle exercises, pelvic floor muscle electrical stimulation, etc., which can increase the excitability of neuromuscular muscles and truly correct the damaged pelvic muscles and nerves. As long as the exercise is carried out for a long time, it is believed that long-term therapeutic effects can be achieved.

(2) Surgical treatment

Surgical treatment is mainly aimed at women with severe symptoms of pelvic muscle relaxation, such as uterine prolapse and uterine prolapse. Through surgery, the prolapsed and prolapsed uterine cavity tissue is returned to its normal place. Generally speaking, surgical treatment is common in elderly patients with pelvic floor muscle relaxation.

The above is an introduction to how to treat pelvic muscle relaxation. In fact, there are many treatments for pelvic muscle relaxation. The most commonly used one is non-surgical treatment. Through active exercise, etc., the elasticity and expansion force of women's pelvic floor muscles can be gradually restored. As long as you persist for a long time, I believe you can achieve significant results.