Exercise to strengthen bladder control
[DOC File]Exercising Your Pelvic Muscles
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Exercising your pelvic floor muscles for just 5 minutes, three times a day can make a big difference to your bladder control. Exercise strengthens muscles that hold the bladder and many other organs in place. The pelvic muscles work to. control the release of urine. The part of your body including your hip bones is the . pelvic area
[DOC File]DCHS
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Pelvic floor exercises can strengthen these . muscles to: Improve your bladder control Reduce or stop leakage of urine Assist with maintaining an erection In order to be successful, the exercises must be performed regularly. Just like other muscles, the more you exercise your pelvic floor, the stronger it …
[DOC File]Pelvic Muscle Exercises (Kegels)
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Pelvic floor muscles are under your control. You can tighten (contract) them and relax them. To feel the pelvic muscles, imagine that you are trying to hold back gas after eating a rich meal. These are the muscles you want to exercise. Adapted, in part, with permission, from: American Geriatrics Society Patient Education Resources.
[DOC File]OVERACTIVE BLADDER
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In bladder training, biofeedback and Kegel exercise help the patient resist the sensation of urgency, postpone urination, and urinate according to the timetable. Kegel or Pelvic Muscle Exercises. Kegel exercises can strengthen the pelvic muscles around the bladder…
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