Prolapse Risk Factor Series #10
🤰 Prolapse Risk Factor 10 of 10: Pregnancy & Childbirth
You made it to Part 10 of our 10-part series on pelvic organ prolapse risk factors! Let’s talk about one of the most common contributors: pregnancy and childbirth.
Carrying a baby places constant pressure on the pelvic floor, and childbirth—especially with pushing, tears, or forceps use—can weaken or damage pelvic support structures.
The great news? Pelvic PT can help you recover postpartum, rebuild strength, and prevent or manage prolapse symptoms long-term.
If you’ve had a baby and want to protect your pelvic floor, reach out today—we’re here to help!
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