Yes well I'm used to it now and it got a bit better. it's been much worse, to a point I had to stand to pee! That was the only way to fully empty my bladder. But now I wiggle and change positions and most comes out.
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Yes well I'm used to it now and it got a bit better. it's been much worse, to a point I had to stand to pee! That was the only way to fully empty my bladder. But now I wiggle and change positions and most comes out.
I did an exercise program called mutu to fix my diastis recti. I didn't have bladder weakness but it's pretty common. Not sure if that would be bad for the girl sway since it builds your core muscles a bit.
I understand but a gal in her 20's should not be having to do that!!! (I know it's SO embarrasssing, one time after a birth I had to see a doctor for a "rear end" problem and it was so embarrassing!!!! He was literally the best looking doctor I've ever seen which didn't help matters any)Quote:
Originally Posted by Dana-Alicia
YES! Omg I totally had the same problem once! I had cysts on my cervix years ago, finally went to the hospital to have them checked out and in comes McDreamy. When he had a look, he said: 'oh that's a common problem, the cyst will diseapear,so no problem, everything else looks great'. I could die right there and then bahaha.Quote:
Originally Posted by atomic sagebrush
It's true, I'm too young to be having these issues. Not really sure what could help me now with ttc in the near future? I know surgery is an option, but only when you're done having kids? And I was also wondering about building muscle in those regions and swaying pink. But I'm sure it won't affect much?
Mine told me "you are much younger than the ladies I usually get in here" and then took a look and said "your rectum and vagina are very close together...it's gravity that does it, just pulls everything down". Ok can you please kill me on your way out! :p And yes, it was something that fixed itself anyway so I did that for no reason AAAAAA!!!!!
Don't worry about building muscle in the region, that is ok. I just want to be sure nothing is wrong (like a fibroid) that could have an effect on TTC. :)
Eeek omg nooo, I can't believe he said that! For them it's routine though, but for us... Traumatizing lol!
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I spared you the worst of it!!! Oh the questions!!! And even as I walked out I thought, you know what's going to happen is now it's going to get totally better right away...and it did! :S
Hahaha yup same for me, seriously, I had that cyst on my cervix for months. He said it would disapear on it's own. The next day: gone! Whyyyy meee? Oh and the questions, I just can't even. Last time at the ob gyn, there was an intern. I think he was just as embarrased as I was, he got all red in the face as I had my legs wide open on the table. Oh god, I was about to start digging my own hole right there and then to craddle in like a baby.
Have you looked at Katy Bowman's stuff? She has a website (katysays.com, I think) and FB page (Aligned and Well). She's also apparently just written a book about diastasis recti. She has a lot of stuff on pelvic floor strengthing, too.