Pelvic Floor Muscle Exercises pt. 2
10 Sep 2009
Dr. Andrew Siegel, a urologist in Hackensack, New Jersey, discusses pelvic floor muscle exercises. Part 2 of 2.
Duration : 0:9:6
10 Sep 2009
Dr. Andrew Siegel, a urologist in Hackensack, New Jersey, discusses pelvic floor muscle exercises. Part 2 of 2.
Duration : 0:9:6
17 Responses
2lioncobra
2009 Sep 10 1Wonderful video! …
Wonderful video! For 15 years I’ve had on/off problems with very weak pelvic muscles resulting in swelling and pain when walking/sitting. This occurs when I stress my lower body with pushing or pulling heavy items or with some types of exercise. Your video reveals how important it is to keep doing the pelvic floor exercises because they really do help!
applegloves
2009 Sep 10 2Thank you for …
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I have had two surgery and still experience stress incontinence. This information has been very helpful for me to visualise and put a program in place for myself. I particular took note about the triggers and time frames when to do the muscle contraction. That was particular helpful, not to mention the whole video. Many thanks.
incontinencedoc
2009 Sep 10 3Your English is …
Your English is fine. Yes, Pilates and pelvic floor exercises can help improve the strength and tone of the muscles that tighten the vagina.
kinker29
2009 Sep 10 4very informative, I …
very informative, I am dutch and i live in amsterdam,just watched the video.I hope pilates will help me to thighten my vagina.
or is this wishfull thinking.
I hope my englisch is not too bad.
samtart
2009 Sep 10 5thanks doc
thanks doc
chrstianmom
2009 Sep 10 6very informative
very informative
ekundayowt
2009 Sep 10 7i am obgyn. i sure …
i am obgyn. i sure will be using these valuable pearls in my practice. thanks very much
incontinencedoc
2009 Sep 10 8It genuinely makes …
It genuinely makes me feel rewarded that I can be of service.
ChibiMischief
2009 Sep 10 9… Wow. I finally …
… Wow. I finally know which muscles I’m supposed to be focusing on. Thank you so much for the imagery that you used and for putting this online. I’ve always read that you have to contract the muscle that stops urine flow, but I’ve never been able to really decide exactly which muscle it was. I’ve always been confused and wondered if I was doing it right. With this, I’ll know that I’m doing it correctly, and won’t stress out that I might be making my problems worse cause I was exercising wrong.
incontinencedoc
2009 Sep 10 10You are too kind!
You are too kind!
trueforeigner
2009 Sep 10 11you are a wonderful …
you are a wonderful doctor – god I wouldn’t mind meeting such a sensitive intelligent man like you! This is a wonderful educational video – many thanks Doc – I guess we have to say thanks to your wife too…
incontinencedoc
2009 Sep 10 12Yes, your …
Yes, your description of a pelvic muscle contraction is very good and accurate. Once you have achieved better strength and tone of this group of muscles, you should likely notice improvement in urinary control–whether it is stress incontinence, urgency incontinence, or post-void dribble.
joi1900
2009 Sep 10 13I guess the …
I guess the exercise to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles is exactly like when we hold or try to stop our urine flow and maintain that upward contraction for 5 second intervals and then relax. Will strengthening the pelvic floor muscles help with slight urine “dribble?” I assume so?
maryeschwarz
2009 Sep 10 14Thank you, Doc. …
Thank you, Doc. Good work. I appreciate your doing this for us.
incontinencedoc
2009 Sep 10 15my pleasure!
my pleasure!
chetanchimate
2009 Sep 10 16great video..thank …
great video..thank you
grapplatay
2009 Sep 10 17these videos are …
these videos are great.definately worth the time to watch.aside from the slight video/audio lag they were great.i favor the elevator visualization!
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