153. Fascia, the pelvic floor, and common women's issues we don't really talk about
Studies show that 30% of all women have problems with pain in the pelvic floor.
The Fascia Guide · 17 Dec 20242 min read
Key takeaways
0130% of all women live with pelvic floor pain – the problem is severely underreported
02Tension in the perineum affects the entire body's function, not just the pelvic area
03
Stress and the menstrual cycle contribute directly to pelvic floor issues in women
04Incontinence, endometriosis, and prolapse are linked to the fascia's state of tension
05Investigate the connection between your stress level and recurring pelvic pain
Fascia, the pelvic floor, and common women's issues we don't really talk about
Studies show that 30% of all women have problems with pain in the pelvic floor. Incontinence, endometriosis, prolapse, and general pain are much more common than many might think.
But why? What does tension in the perineum mean? What role does the pelvic floor play in the function of the entire body? And how are these issues connected to stress, the menstrual cycle, and what it's like to be a woman in the 2020s?
Participants in the episode are Axel Bohlin, Hans Bohlin, and Hanna Ålander
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Studies show that 30% of all women have problems with pain in the pelvic floor.