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Are you trying to exercise with prolapse problems?
Do you worry that your exercises might cause repeat prolapse after prolapse surgery?
Unfortunately many commonplace exercises for women can worsen prolapse problems and knowing how to choose safe exercises can be challenging.
This Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist information teaches you:
International best selling prolapse exercise guide for women with prolapse and after prolapse surgery.
Prolapse Exercises teaches you how to:
Avoid Unmodified Deep Weighted Squats
Deep weighted wide leg squats are commonly performed strength exercises for women. Squats strengthen and tone the thighs and buttocks.
The deeper you squat with your legs apart the greater the downward load on your pelvic floor.
Adding resistance to your upper body during your squats increases the load on your prolapse.
Some potentially unsafe variations of weighted squats include:
Regular squats are readily modified into pelvic floor safe squats . Here are some alternative leg strength exercises you may like to try:
Star jumps are high impact fitness cardiovascular exercises.
Star Jumps load your pelvic floor every time you land. If your pelvic floor can’t withstand this repeated loading, it will be forced downwards along with your prolapse or prolapse repair.
Modify Star Jumps to low impact fitness exercises stepping side to side or by touching one foot to the side at a time always keeping at least one foot in contact with the ground. Move your arms out to the side as you would do in a regular star jump to promote your fitness.
Men’s push ups involve lying face down supporting the entire body weight through the hands and the feet.
Men’s push ups are upper body, chest and abdominal muscles strength exercises for women.
Lifting your body weight with your arms increases downwards pressure on your pelvic floor and prolapse repair.
Men’s push ups can be modified to be pelvic floor friendly with:
How to do Kneeling Women’s Push Ups?
Note: If you do kneeling push ups with your knees placed behind your hips body rather than directly beneath the hips will increase pelvic floor loading by involving the strong upper abdominal muscles – to eliminate this pressure keep your knees directly beneath your hips.
There are many forms of resisted and unsafe abdominal core exercises in women’s gyms and fitness classes. Resisted core exercises are usually promoted as tummy flattening exercises – and most of us now know that these exercises won’t flatten your belly.
Resisted abdominal exercises increase the downward pressure on the pelvic floor. If your pelvic floor can’t withstand this pressure it is forced downwards potentially worsening prolapse or contributing to repeat prolapse after surgery.
Resisted core abdominal exercises for women to avoid include:
Seated Exercise Ball Core Exercises
Modify resisted core abdominal exercises to protect your pelvic floor by eliminating the resistance in favour of more appropriate abdominal core exercises for women. The type of abdominal core you choose will vary according to the strength and support provided by your pelvic floor.
Pelvic floor safe abdominal core exercises include:
The Dead Lift is one of the strength exercises for women you will often see in barbell strength training classes. The Dead Lift strengthens a number of areas of the body including: back, shoulder, leg and buttock muscles.
When performed with the wrong technique the Dead Lift exercise can overload your prolapse and your lower back.
Dead Lift technique typically involves:
Dead lift can be modified to reduce pelvic floor loading by using the pelvic floor safe strength training guidelines and the following modified technique:
Leg press exercises strengthen the thighs and buttocks. Leg press machine involves moving a load or resistance by bending and extending the legs. Leg press machines are commonly found in women’s gyms, circuit classes and fitness centre.
All the variations of Leg Press exercises listed below have potential to strain the pelvic floor, thereby worsening prolapse problems or contributing to recurrent prolapse after surgery. Leg press machines can also strain the lower back.
Leg press machine exercises for women commonly include:
Leg Press machine exercises should be avoided by most women with prolapse problems, especially those with a history of prolapse surgery.
Modify your exercise program to include pelvic floor safe alternatives to strengthen your legs and buttocks including:
Burpees are a fast track exercise to overloading your prolapse if your pelvic floor is weak!
Burpees are often included in Boot Camp exercises for women for whole body strengthening and fitness.
Burpees involve these repeated exercises:
Half Burpees involve the same repeated moves without the full Men’s Push Ups and these are not a pelvic floor safe alternative.
Almost every component of this exercise has the capacity to increase loading on the pelvic floor and modifying to half Burpees will not do anything towards protecting your prolapse.
Burpees are definitely one of the exercises for women with prolapse problems to avoid completely after prolapse surgery
Unfortunately attending a women’s gym or fitness class doesn’t assure pelvic floor safe exercises for women with prolapse problems. To avoid prolapse worsening or repeat prolapse after your surgery avoid exercises with the potential to overload your pelvic floor through repeated high impact or heavy loading. By modifying the exercises listed in this article or choosing pelvic floor safe alternative exercises you can improve your ability to keep exercising long-term, decrease prolapse symptoms and reduce the likelihood of your prolapse problems worsening because of your well-intentioned exercise program.
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