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Let’s talk about sex, baby! Actually, let’s talk about lack of sex. The sad fact is that up to 68% of women dealing with urinary incontinence avoid sexual intercourse.
Sacrificing a healthy sex life? So not okay. That’s where Kegels come in. Not only can they help with pee problems, they can help boost sexual pleasure. Yes, please!
Before we dive into Kegels, you need to know a little more about Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI). If you leak when you cough, laugh, sneeze or workout, you likely have Stress Urinary Incontinence. SUI occurs when simple movements put pressure on your bladder, and your pelvic floor is too weak or slow to respond.
Pregnancy and childbirth, menopause and repeated exercise can lead to the weakening of the pelvic floor muscles (aka, the muscles that support the bladder!). Pelvic floor exercises (also known as Kegels) can help. They strengthen your pelvic floor, so your bladder is more supported and leakage stops.
If you’re not leaking (or worried about leaking) in the middle of sex, your intimate life is automatically improved.
But there’s more. A study in The Journal of Sexual Medicine looked at `145 postmenopausal women and found that doing Kegel exercises regularly boosted arousal, chance of orgasm, and overall sexual satisfaction. Why is this? Well, sexual arousal and orgasm involves contracting muscles. If your pelvic floor muscles are weakened, you won’t feel the same types of pleasurable sensations as those muscles contract. By strengthening your pelvic floor muscles, you’ll be able to feel pleasure from sex more intensely.
No leaking and better sex? We’re guessing you’re pretty much sold on the benefits of Kegels. So, now you just need to know how to do them.
One way is to do them manually by gently tightening the muscles like you’re sitting on a blueberry and lifting it, until you feel your muscles rise. Hold for 10 seconds and then relax and release. A word of warning: Nearly 50% of women do these incorrectly, which can make things worse.
It’s an all-in-one treatment to conveniently strengthen your pelvic floor from home and eliminate bladder leaks. In just 30 minutes you’ll get 180 perfect Kegels delivered right to your pelvic floor muscles.
Use INNOVO for 30 minutes a day, five days a week for 12 weeks as a proven way to treat bladder weakness. 87% of women are dry in 12 weeks or less and 80% see significant improvement in just 4 weeks.
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Want to imporve your sex life with one easy move? Our friends at Your Tango discuss the benefits of kegel exercises.

Most women have most likely heard of Kegel exercises , though the context in which you've heard of them may take quite a number of forms.

They are, for instance, highly useful for bladder control, and as such are often recommended in the older set. Don't think that means they aren't useful for younger women too, though; they are.

Kegel exercises can help you have stronger orgasms, as well as help you recover from or prepare for childbirth. It can also help you make sex better for your man. So on the sex front, having strong Kegels is a win-win situation.

Before we get to its main benefits, though, and how you can use your newer, stronger pelvic muscles to best effect, let's discuss what Kegel exercises do, how you can use them to strengthen your vagina , and which particular exercises work best to achieve results.

Your pelvic muscles sit right at the bottom of your chest cavity. They lie beneath all of your internal organs, and are even beneath a baby as it grows inside a woman's uterus. Your pelvic muscles are levator muscles , which means that when they contract they "raise" something. In this case what they raise is your pelvic floor.

The easiest way to "feel" these muscles is to squeeze as though you are trying to hold in a pee. The muscles that tighten around your urethra to keep urine from leaking out (and the same muscles you would tighten to keep from devacating when you didn't want to) are your pelvic muscles.

If these are weak from childbirth or lack of exercise, all sorts of unpleasant things can begin to happen, the most obvious of which being you could leak either urine or feces. That's no good, so it's always nice to get the jump on incontinence — not being able to hold it — by strengthening these muscles.

How These Muscles Affect Your Love Life

But even if you're young and healthy, a stronger pelvic floor is desirable for several reasons:

The latter benefit can occur in two different ways. On the one hand, stronger pelvic floor muscles makes you feel "tighter," combating the loosening effect that childbirth can have, or just improving what you already began with, if that kind of thing is important to you.

Some men say they have achieved orgasm through no movement on their part at all, simply by letting a woman manipulate their pelvic muscles, squeezing them tight and then releasing them in a repetitive fashion . Now doesn't that sound kind of fun? That's what we thought, and that's why Kegel exercises can be so helpful.

How to Strengthen Your Pelvic Muscles with Kegel Exercise

There are a number of different Kegel exercises you can do to help you get stronger pelvic muscles, but before you can start them, you need to know which muscles those are.

As we discussed above, pelvic muscles are the ones you tighten when you're trying not to go to the bathroom. If this isn't enough information to identify them, try this: go to the bathroom, then attempt to stop your urine midstream. If you successfully stop your urine stream by squeezing, you have identified your pelvic muscles. Now you can begin doing Kegel exercises.

These are, luckily, a very simple form of exercise. Simply squeeze the pelvic muscles tight for five seconds, recommends the Mayo Clinic, then release the contraction for five seconds. If you practice quite a bit, you can eventually get the contractions up to 10 seconds long, with 10-second breaks between contractions.

Kegel exercises are most effective, though, if you focus only on your pelvic floor while you do these steps. Working your pelvic floor at the exclusion of other nearby muscles can be difficult, which is where practice comes in. Focus on tightening your pelvic floor, then intentionally releasing one by one any other muscles that you might have unintentionally engaged: your abs, your buttocks or your thighs, for instance. Practice this over and over again, contracting your pelvic floor while keeping everything else loose, until you can squeeze pelvic muscles on command without tightening anything else.

Keep in mind that Kegel exercises are only good for you if you do them right. For one thing, it's not necessary to do them all day every day: three sets of five to 10 reps per day is plenty. You should also avoid holding your breath, which many people tend to do unconsciously while doing exercise of any sort. But holding your breath makes the exercises less effective, and isn't good for you, besides.

And while stopping your urine stream is a good way to identify your pelvic muscles, it is not a good substitute for Kegel exercises. If you do this repeatedly, your body may learn to empty your bladder incompletely, which can cause urinary tract infection or make you uncomfortable.

Also, while doctors sometimes advise women to use Kegel machines or to insert things like Ben Wa balls into their vaginas that they are supposed to hold in place by squeezing, you don't need to do this if you aren't having trouble with your Kegel exercises. It's wonderful that women have access to such things if they need them, but they aren't prerequisites to successful Kegel exercise.

One last piece of advice: Like any exercise, Kegels convey their benefits rather slowly. You may have to wait a few weeks or even a few months to see the results you're looking for, which is fine. Just keep going and you'll get there.

If you'd like to learn more tips and tricks on satisfying your man in the bedroom, then you may be interested in using some of the oral sex techniques in this tutorial video.

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