How to Manage Symptoms of Pelvic Organ Prolapse [3 Important Tips]

Dr. Allison Pelvic Expert

Dr. Allison Pelvic Expert

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In this Video Dr. Allison reveals 3 important tips for managing your pelvic organ prolapse and 1 bonus exercise to practice before you do anything strenuous.

She goes through an antigravity pelvic organ healing position. Breathing to allow space inside the pelvis so the pelvic organs can go back to their homes for good.

And how you must start pooping to take the pressure off the pelvic organs.
She leaves you with 1 amazing bonus tip to help pull your organs back to their places and out of the vagina setting you up for a perfect pre-workout routine so you can get safe exercise in.

Here’s what you’ll learn in this video:
00:00 How to Manage Symptoms of Pelvic Organ Prolapse [3 Important Tips]
00:15 Common Symptoms
01:23 Tip #1
02:55 Tip #2
04:47 Tip #3
07:41 Bonus Tip

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