I meant that comment for artechim. Either way, best thing is to get it checked out then you have a proper diagnosis and fix, then you know what the deal is. If it can be easily fixed then there's all this unnecessary suffering and embarassment / other you might be going through. If you read womens comments in that article though, some found it got better with subsequent births and I know I have never had any pelvic floor issues or complaints, lol. I never used to do pelvic floor exercises much, took it for granted I guess, but I try to now just in case, and there are sooo many benefits including sexlife and orgasm.