Women’s Health Magazine
UTIs are more common in women than men, but the good news is antibiotics and surgery aren’t the only options! Homeopathic remedies are effective, but which ones are the best? Let’s explore those now.
Caroline Specialty (or expertise): Certified in Diastasis Recti Rehab and Scar Release Therapist Age: 41 Favorite natural healing method(s): Transverse Squeeze & Release and Abdominal
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The tailbone, or coccyx, is at the base of the spine and helps support the pelvis. Persistent tailbone pain is called Coccydynia and could be caused by pelvic floor dysfunction.
Women’s health has been put on the back burner by Western Medicine for many decades. This is why so many of your symptoms get overlooked. We say no more. There’s a way out, we’ll show you how.
A cystocele is a condition where a portion of the bladder wall protrudes into the vaginal canal. Whereas, a rectocele occurs when a portion of the rectum wall bulges into the vaginal canal. Both of these prolapses are common after childbirth. Learn how to reverse these conditions, and become symptom-free.
