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Stress incontinence

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143b · 25/03/2015 15:25

Hi Ladies, I appreciate there are a lot of similar threads on here, but I'm wondering if anyone was in a similar situation and got better just by doing pelvic floor excercises rather than needing physio and gyne help?

I gave birth to my baby boy 9 months ago, did hypnobirthing and birthed him with no interventions or any tear/injuries at all. Got back to feeling well within a week really which was great.

However, I started excercising a couple of weeks ago and my routine involved skipping. To my complete shock, when I started skipping I realised I am having a proper leakage.. :(

I don't seem to have any problems whrn coughing, sneezing etc so really hope that this is not a serious problem as I would hate to go to the doctors, get referred etc as I cannot imagine how I can find time for all the appointment while looking after a baby and husband working full time..

Would love to hear your experiences if you were in a similar situation
Thank you

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squishinglittlefatcheeks · 25/03/2015 21:20

Hi
I had the same - I was fine until I started aerobic/jumping exercises. I did some pelvic floor exercises but mainly it got better with time as I carried on doing the exercise regularly. Your muscles do become stronger. And I was in a worse situation than you bcos my post natal recovery was awful and I needed Physio until my dd was about 18mth. She's nearly 2 now and I am pretty much fine when jumping around and I just make sure I tighten my core and I'm strong enough to do this now.

squishinglittlefatcheeks · 25/03/2015 21:21

Oh and if you do need Physio it's not the worst thing going with a baby - been there done that! Just go armed with toys or snacks. The physios know many mums have no alternatives.

143b · 25/03/2015 22:52

squishinglittlefatcheeks, thank you so much for sharing your experience! Gives hope to me that I will improve! Also very helpful re physio with the baby.
Xx

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squishinglittlefatcheeks · 01/04/2015 19:16

How are you now? I hope you can stay positive and know you will get better - I have just finished week 5 of t25 exercise programme woop woop! I honestly thought I'd never get there Smile but here I am -no injuries no pain and no leaks! Yayyy! I've waited forever to get to this point!

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