Ep. 460 Pelvic Floor Health: Role, Dysfunction & Vital Conversations with Kim Vopni | Menopause & Pelvic Health

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I am delighted to connect with Kim Vopni today, who is passionate about sharing information on pelvic health. She is a self-professed pelvic health evangelist known as the Vagina Coach. She is also a certified fitness professional, a published author, and the founder of Pelvienne Wellness Inc., which offers pelvic health programs, products, and coaching. In our discussion today, we dive into the role of the pelvic floor, looking at the core four and the challenge of addressing uncomfortable topics. We explain why the diaphragm is significant, and we look at the ABCs of posture. We also explore the impact of incontinence, constipation, overactive bladder, pelvic organ prolapse, and some common ideologies of pelvic floor dysfunction, including footwear, ankle positioning, and hypermobility issues. This invaluable discussion with Kim Vopni is a complementary conversation to the recent episode with Dr. Rina Malik. IN THIS EPISODE YOU WILL LEARN: Why most women feel embarrassed or are secretive about having pelvic floor or genitourinary issues The role of the pelvic floor in avoiding continence and supporting the internal organs and the sexual response Why it is essential to address pelvic floor issues early Kim explains her concept of the core four Importance of proper posture and breathing for pelvic floor health Constipation may lead to pelvic floor issues. How statistics highlight the need for more awareness about the prevalence of incontinence in older women Benefits of pelvic floor physical therapy and biofeedback devices for managing fecal incontinence Symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse Why individuals with connective tissue disorders have an increased risk of pelvic floor dysfunction Connect with Cynthia Thurlow Follow on Twitter Instagram LinkedIn Check out Cynthia’s website Submit your questions to [email protected] Connect with Kim Vopni On her website Instagram YouTube On all social media channels: @vaginacoach Kim’s book, Your Pelvic Floor, is available on Amazon and most major bookstores.

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