Pelvic prolapse can be debilitating. Here we share tips to help with exercising during a prolapse.
Pelvic prolapse can be very painful and debilitating, and something that happens to many women as they age. In fact over 50% of women. Generally, it means there has been too much pressure on the internal organs, and things like childbirth, and hysterectomies, which many women will go through, add to the increase risk.
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