Sexual trauma can have far-reaching effects on various aspects of health, including the pelvic floor. If you’ve experienced such trauma, you might notice symptoms such as pelvic pain, discomfort during intimacy, changes in bowel or bladder function (such as constipation, IBS, frequent urination, or leaking), and more. These symptoms can be distressing, but understanding their
Many people suffer UNNECESSARILY with pain during sex! The pain can come from all different things. Three potential reasons you might be having pain with sex include 1) a prior history of trauma, 2) having Postpartum changes (specifically if you are stuck in what is called an ‘Open Birth Pattern’, per the Institute for Birth
Pain in the WHAT? Shhhhhh…down there… Have you ever had a concern about your pelvic region? Whether that’s leaking (urine or fecal matter) from sneezing or being active, pain with intercourse or it feels like something is falling out of your womanly area (prolapse). Perhaps your husband experiences pain with bowel movement or constipation. Maybe
