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Apr 12, 2023 22 min

Ep 7. Postnatal Pelvic Dysfunction

from Parental Well-Being Podcast Hosted by Shirena Vasan

30% of postnatal women will suffer from one or more symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction. If left untreated this can lead to embarrassment and social isolation. What is pelvic floor dysfunction? What symptoms can someone experience postpartum? What is an episiotomy and pelvic prolapse? Find out in this episode about Postnatal Pelvic Dysfunction.

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