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The girls who get it get it 👏👏👏💕💕💕
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This is solid 😂😂
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thank you for your research 💕✨
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Me after watching
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I was invested in the difference in sound! 😂😂
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No better sound !
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Come check us out if you’re ever in downtown Nashville! ☕️
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@Susannah @mck_23 you all need to make this!!!!! So you all!!
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Do you feel like you have to pee all the time but barely anything comes out? Here’s what’s actually going on.  This is often a mix of: * Pelvic floor tension (tight muscles). This can lead to overactive pelvic nerves and signaling * Bladder sensitivity. Your bladder sends inappropriately strong signals for very little stretch of the bladder wall * Incomplete relaxation when peeing. This leads to never fully emptying your bladder. We always have a little bit of urine left, but pelvic floor tension can leave TOO much in the bladder.  So it’s not a “weak bladder” problem—it’s usually a coordination + tension problem. Tips to improve urinary urgency and frequency: 1. Breathe right! Use an inhale to relax your pelvic floor and keep this length as you exhale to urinate. Don’t push! 2. Double voiding (without straining) * When you’re done peeing, don’t rush.  * Wait, try rocking your hips forwards/backwards or side to side and then urinate again. 3. Urge suppression
When urgency hits: * Stop, don’t rush. We don’t want to keep reinforcing to your bladder these overly strong signals. * Do 3–5 slow breaths.  * Do 10 kegels. contracting pelvic floor helps the bladder muscle relax.  * do 10+ ankle pumps/calf raises. This works because your bladder and calf muscle share the same nerve root - so moving our calf = less strong bladder signaling.  * Then walk calmly to bathroom. Put your brain in charge not your bladder! Want help improving your pelvic health with exercise? I offer both remote and in-person options. Reach out for a free consult, link in bio.  #doctorofphysicaltherapy #pelvicfloor #urgency #eds #physicaltherapy
Do you feel like you have to pee all the time but barely anything comes out? Here’s what’s actually going on. This is often a mix of: * Pelvic floor tension (tight muscles). This can lead to overactive pelvic nerves and signaling * Bladder sensitivity. Your bladder sends inappropriately strong signals for very little stretch of the bladder wall * Incomplete relaxation when peeing. This leads to never fully emptying your bladder. We always have a little bit of urine left, but pelvic floor tension can leave TOO much in the bladder. So it’s not a “weak bladder” problem—it’s usually a coordination + tension problem. Tips to improve urinary urgency and frequency: 1. Breathe right! Use an inhale to relax your pelvic floor and keep this length as you exhale to urinate. Don’t push! 2. Double voiding (without straining) * When you’re done peeing, don’t rush. * Wait, try rocking your hips forwards/backwards or side to side and then urinate again. 3. Urge suppression
When urgency hits: * Stop, don’t rush. We don’t want to keep reinforcing to your bladder these overly strong signals. * Do 3–5 slow breaths. * Do 10 kegels. contracting pelvic floor helps the bladder muscle relax. * do 10+ ankle pumps/calf raises. This works because your bladder and calf muscle share the same nerve root - so moving our calf = less strong bladder signaling. * Then walk calmly to bathroom. Put your brain in charge not your bladder! Want help improving your pelvic health with exercise? I offer both remote and in-person options. Reach out for a free consult, link in bio. #doctorofphysicaltherapy #pelvicfloor #urgency #eds #physicaltherapy

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