The pelvic floor may be a player in your patient’s constipation
The pelvic floor may be a player in your patient’s constipation
The pelvic floor supports urinary, bowel, and sexual health.
This week is a replay of one of our most popular videos, with almost 2500 views!
In this video, we’ll learn about:
✅ the puborectalis and pubococcygeus muscles and how they relate to constipation
✅ simple postural alignment exercise to help your patients
✅ Key questions to ask in your intake: Bristol stool chart, shape of BM, hemorrhoids/fissures? Frequency of BM? Do you strain to have a BM? Do you push to urinate?
✅Assessment of paradoxical contraction--how to palpate for this
✅Clinical pearls for how to get your patient’s pelvic floor muscles to relax
✅Simple toileting position tips
Watch our video for all the details!
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