thread: Pelvic Floor hope?????

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  1. #1
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    Aug 2007
    3,526

    Thank you heaps for that!

  2. #2

    Jul 2009
    Australia
    5,102

    Are you walking heaps? I noticed mine got alot better when i walked heaps. And i couldnt feel them properly for about 3 months. whenever i peed i would feel like it was all going to fall out and i couldnt sit on the floor as it hurt too much.

    Give your body time to recover and as for a difference my DP noticed a difference but he said it was better but now i am tighter (TMI) then i was before

  3. #3
    Registered User

    Aug 2007
    3,526

    Thanks KaileysMummy! haven't done much walking due to all the rain but its starting to clear up so will certainly get back on it!
    I don't have any issues pee'ing however in saying that i haven't felt a "busting" urge to go for ages! i wonder if that has anything to do with it? i never feel like i need to go - i just think i haven't been awhile so i go!

    Hmmm i think i might stay away from DH for awhile! Until things get better!

  4. #4
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    Aug 2010
    NSW
    138

    I'm sorry to hear that you are having a bit of trouble hun. If this helps, I was in 2nd stage labour for 3 hours! That's 3 straight hours of trying to push bubs head out!!! Afterwards my muscles were so weak that I would literally have to dash to the toilet and half wet myself for the first few days, and even leak a little for the first couple of weeks... (Embarrassing, I know right!?) But luckily I have some great news to share By the time I was ready to have sex, 6-7 weeks, It was back to normal and the first time having sex actuall took alot of patience (AND LUBE) because my muscles had tighened right back up!
    My partner said that there is absolutely no difference at all to him. To me it feels maybe softer? for lack of a better word, but it still feels as tight. And I was soooo worried about this in the first few weeks I thought my bladder and pelvic muscles would never be the same again, but they are so have faith