We appreciate your questions and will do our best to respond to general (non-medical) questions! However, we can't catch every comment and so if you need additional support, please explore our free pelvic health guides at bit.ly/vibrantguides ...Shine on! -Dr. Bri and team Vibrant
@@franmorrison1080 yes, absolutely! You might also like this video about how to lift (including lifting toddlers): czcams.com/video/a3xkU0JhXJQ/video.html
This was so wonderfully helpful. Especially that message about learning through mistakes-and the implication that that’s okay. I needed that after overdoing it this week!
Thank you so much for your support of my channel! I'm glad the video was helpful for you, and I'm SO GLAD you caught that part (about learning through mistakes)... mistakes can be painful, but they're the best way to learn especially when you catch them quickly and re-do. Best wishes!
Thank you so much doctor You have given such great advice I have had pelvic prolapse I'm 75 and I have a small channel and I Don't know how I've mentioned it once before to mention pelvic prolapse but I don't know how to bring it up mine's a beauty channel but I believe so many women my age need to know this mine was a total prolapse I mean I went around for one year in terrible pain holding myself down at the bottom even when we went out it was so embarrassing lol but I finally went to the doctor's and they suggested a hysterectomy I am too old and I have had a heart attack and a lot of medical conditions so I didn't really qualify for that so I got to pessary it has helped me so much the pain down there has stopped I have ulcerated colitis severely and it has not ever fallen out so one of these days I could have bring up your channels in case somebody's interested in that because we're all older women on my channel basically and I think we need to know this some of us like myself are too unhealthy and older to have operations God bless thank you for a wonderful channel❤
I'm so glad a pessary has been helpful for you! That's great. Regarding sharing your story, if you ever feel called or compelled to talk about your own experience with prolapse, I'm sure *so many* women would be grateful! These pelvic health conditions are so much more common than most people realize... you're not alone, and anything you can do to help spread the word -- whether that's sharing your own journey, or sharing my CZcams channel (or specific videos) with other people -- is INCREDIBLE. Blessings to you!
Rose, there might be more of your followers than you’d guess, who are ready to learn about this “embarrassing secret problem we have.” Just reading your message here has made me feel less alone. I’m the same age as you.
This is great info! As for the vacuuming, I invested in a good robo-vac and a robo-mopper. I can then use a very light weight stick style vacuum and broom to touch up whatever the robo-vac and mopper miss.
Just started mopping again at eight months postop. I had not marked for a long time before that either. I am grateful that I am not letting fear run my life today. Thank you for providing me with information that helps me to feel safe :-)
Thank you. This is very helpful for me. I stopped using upright hoover and now have a stick version which is a lot lighter for me to use. Will def be trying this when I do my housework. ❤
I'm glad it was helpful, and thanks for your kind words! The cushion I have (in this video) is no longer available, but if you look for a "zafu" meditation cushion, you'll find something similar. Mine is filled with buckwheat.
What I found that aided me during therapy so I didn't have to get surgery.. I found that having a gopher those pick up stix to pick up random items on the floor like shoes,clothes. Also I ditched the dust pan for a butler one that has a stick on the end and you don't have to bend over... for me bending over was a problem I felt like everything was going out. So I had to strengthen the muscles get everything cinched back before I could bend over again ..I did it for about a month. those two tools help me out greatly. I still use them especially when I get feeling some issues. I will now stagger my legs I did not know this....
I always exhale when I exert. That’s what I learned years ago from your channel. Now it seems it’s ok to exhale first. So it’s no wrong way is my understanding. I learned something new today. Thanks
Thank you for the reminder Dr. Bri! As a mom of 2 littles who are under 2, I'm always lifting either of them and doing lots of chores around the house, so am on my feet a lot. I haven't paid much attention to my posture, so this is a great reminder to help keep my pelvic floor as healthy and strong as I can. I was wondering, do you think Pilates is generally safe for prolapse? I got a lot stronger since my diagnosis, thanks to your videos and physical therapy. Did some higher impact stuff and am dealing with a flare the past few days so am dialing things down, so would like to know your thoughts! Thanks again for all that you do to help people like me!
Oh gosh, parents of littles have SO MUCH to think about... posture can be the last thing on your mind! However, I'm glad you're *aware* of the importance, and will now be taking steps toward lifting and aligning yourself correctly. You've got this!!! Re: Pilates, it can be great as long as you're breathing correctly (to manage your intra-abdominal and intra-pelvic pressure). You might want to try my total-body Pilates wall workout to get some cues for proper breathing and for how to maintain proper pelvic floor/core activation - czcams.com/video/cEDqH7hgpok/video.html
I have deep pelvic pain in my right side and have not been able to vacuum in over 2 years. The iroomba is a joke it can’t even handle rugs lol. My husband is worse at vacuuming than the robot so… it’s a struggle. Thanks for tips.
Roman chair exercises can be part of a broader core-strengthening routine but may not directly engage pelvic floor muscles. If you have pelvic floor concerns, consult a healthcare professional before trying them to ensure they're safe for you. ~Vibrant Support
Hi is it safe to use movicol/ laxido every day for chronic constipation? I have tried everything natural ( including your prune juice, apple sauce & oat ) but nothing works & I now have a rectocele. Is it ok ti use laxido daily? Thanks
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We appreciate your questions and will do our best to respond to general (non-medical) questions! However, we can't catch every comment and so if you need additional support, please explore our free pelvic health guides at bit.ly/vibrantguides ...Shine on! -Dr. Bri and team Vibrant
same idea for taking care of todders?
@@franmorrison1080 yes, absolutely! You might also like this video about how to lift (including lifting toddlers): czcams.com/video/a3xkU0JhXJQ/video.html
So important .... never expected a simple household chore would cause a spasm, now I realize appropriate posture is so important.
YES!!! Posture is so key... Thanks for watching, and for seeing the importance of this info!
This was so wonderfully helpful. Especially that message about learning through mistakes-and the implication that that’s okay. I needed that after overdoing it this week!
Thank you so much for your support of my channel! I'm glad the video was helpful for you, and I'm SO GLAD you caught that part (about learning through mistakes)... mistakes can be painful, but they're the best way to learn especially when you catch them quickly and re-do. Best wishes!
This is so helpful I feel like in general everyone needs to learn how to have better posture and use body mechanics thank you!!!
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you so much doctor You have given such great advice I have had pelvic prolapse I'm 75 and I have a small channel and I Don't know how I've mentioned it once before to mention pelvic prolapse but I don't know how to bring it up mine's a beauty channel but I believe so many women my age need to know this mine was a total prolapse I mean I went around for one year in terrible pain holding myself down at the bottom even when we went out it was so embarrassing lol but I finally went to the doctor's and they suggested a hysterectomy I am too old and I have had a heart attack and a lot of medical conditions so I didn't really qualify for that so I got to pessary it has helped me so much the pain down there has stopped I have ulcerated colitis severely and it has not ever fallen out so one of these days I could have bring up your channels in case somebody's interested in that because we're all older women on my channel basically and I think we need to know this some of us like myself are too unhealthy and older to have operations God bless thank you for a wonderful channel❤
I'm so glad a pessary has been helpful for you! That's great. Regarding sharing your story, if you ever feel called or compelled to talk about your own experience with prolapse, I'm sure *so many* women would be grateful! These pelvic health conditions are so much more common than most people realize... you're not alone, and anything you can do to help spread the word -- whether that's sharing your own journey, or sharing my CZcams channel (or specific videos) with other people -- is INCREDIBLE. Blessings to you!
Rose, there might be more of your followers than you’d guess, who are ready to learn about this “embarrassing secret problem we have.” Just reading your message here has made me feel less alone. I’m the same age as you.
You're wonderful!! This is priceless, thank you so much!
Glad it was helpful!
This is so helpful. Thank you.
This is great info! As for the vacuuming, I invested in a good robo-vac and a robo-mopper. I can then use a very light weight stick style vacuum and broom to touch up whatever the robo-vac and mopper miss.
We are glad to hear you found what works best for your needs. Thank you for sharing ! ~ Vibrant Support
Just started mopping again at eight months postop. I had not marked for a long time before that either. I am grateful that I am not letting fear run my life today. Thank you for providing me with information that helps me to feel safe :-)
You got this!
Thank you. This is very helpful for me. I stopped using upright hoover and now have a stick version which is a lot lighter for me to use. Will def be trying this when I do my housework. ❤
Thank you,that was very helpful❤
Great information, thank you! You’re always so easy to listen to. 😊 I’m curious about the cushion you used for hips up after vacuuming?
I'm glad it was helpful, and thanks for your kind words! The cushion I have (in this video) is no longer available, but if you look for a "zafu" meditation cushion, you'll find something similar. Mine is filled with buckwheat.
What I found that aided me during therapy so I didn't have to get surgery.. I found that having a gopher those pick up stix to pick up random items on the floor like shoes,clothes. Also I ditched the dust pan for a butler one that has a stick on the end and you don't have to bend over... for me bending over was a problem I felt like everything was going out. So I had to strengthen the muscles get everything cinched back before I could bend over again ..I did it for about a month. those two tools help me out greatly. I still use them especially when I get feeling some issues. I will now stagger my legs I did not know this....
Those are great tips! Thank you!
Thank you 💕
You’re welcome 😊
I have been binging on your videos. I just love them ! I am so grateful for all of the information you pass onto us. ❤
You are so welcome! Glad you like them !!
Excellent tips, thank you!!
I always exhale when I exert. That’s what I learned years ago from your channel. Now it seems it’s ok to exhale first. So it’s no wrong way is my understanding. I learned something new today. Thanks
Thanks for sharing! Glad this video was helpful!
Very helpful, as always. Thank you.❤
Immenseley helpful video! Great tips for every day! Thank you, Dr Grogan
Tha k tou so so so much
Great video we do not concentrate on form when it comes to day to day activities
Exactly!
Thank you for the reminder Dr. Bri! As a mom of 2 littles who are under 2, I'm always lifting either of them and doing lots of chores around the house, so am on my feet a lot. I haven't paid much attention to my posture, so this is a great reminder to help keep my pelvic floor as healthy and strong as I can.
I was wondering, do you think Pilates is generally safe for prolapse? I got a lot stronger since my diagnosis, thanks to your videos and physical therapy. Did some higher impact stuff and am dealing with a flare the past few days so am dialing things down, so would like to know your thoughts! Thanks again for all that you do to help people like me!
Oh gosh, parents of littles have SO MUCH to think about... posture can be the last thing on your mind! However, I'm glad you're *aware* of the importance, and will now be taking steps toward lifting and aligning yourself correctly. You've got this!!! Re: Pilates, it can be great as long as you're breathing correctly (to manage your intra-abdominal and intra-pelvic pressure). You might want to try my total-body Pilates wall workout to get some cues for proper breathing and for how to maintain proper pelvic floor/core activation - czcams.com/video/cEDqH7hgpok/video.html
@@vibrantpelvichealth Yes! Thank you so much!!! I will add this video to my workout routine. 😄
This is gold
Thank you for this video ❤
Thank you for this practical info!
I really appreciate your videos, they so helpful. I still struggle with zip up my core,not quite sure if I'm doing it right 😊
You can do it!
I have a meditation cushion I can use for that supported bridge that you showed us.
Wonderful!!
Thank you 😊
Só helpful! Thank you❤
You're welcome! Thanks for watching!
❤ l will do l love it
I have deep pelvic pain in my right side and have not been able to vacuum in over 2 years. The iroomba is a joke it can’t even handle rugs lol. My husband is worse at vacuuming than the robot so… it’s a struggle. Thanks for tips.
Glad the tips are appreciated !
What does zip mean?
This is a 2-minute video that explains what "zipping up" your core means! czcams.com/video/h5VzNHSY4DM/video.html
Im sorry my English is not fluent, what do you mean ziptub mean? Thanks
Check this link for details www.vibrantpelvichealth.com/blog/how-to-zip
is roman chair good and safe exercise for pelvic floor thanks
Roman chair exercises can be part of a broader core-strengthening routine but may not directly engage pelvic floor muscles. If you have pelvic floor concerns, consult a healthcare professional before trying them to ensure they're safe for you. ~Vibrant Support
Hi is it safe to use movicol/ laxido every day for chronic constipation? I have tried everything natural ( including your prune juice, apple sauce & oat ) but nothing works & I now have a rectocele. Is it ok ti use laxido daily? Thanks
Please talk to your healthcare provider for individualized guidance. ~ Vibrant Support
I do not know how to do kegals I have tried to do them for a year. So l have no ideal what you are saying.
Check my Kegel Camp on CZcams
I did surgery 2 Time and l love walking 2 time a day each time 1 or 1.5 hours . It is ok or not .❤
I can't offer individualized advice! It's best to ask your surgeon for their advice about post-surgery exercise protocols.
Dr. What u mean by zipping up
www.vibrantpelvichealth.com/blog/how-to-zip
Very helpful, thank you ❤