As part of Elvie’s #LeaksHappen campaign, Megan Burns, a 28-year-old fitness instructor from Cornwall and a mother-of-two, fronts our billboard to normalize women’s incontinence.
They’re the wonder exercise that we never stop going on about, and they’re even more wonderful during pregnancy. Find out how pelvic floor exercises can help expecting mamas.
Education forms a key part of improving health, whether that’s your mental health or your pelvic floor health. So open up and be part of healthy conversations. It feels good to talk.
Overflow incontinence, dribbling, bladder overflow, peeing yourself. Whatever you want to call it, overflow incontinence sucks. Here’s how to identify the symptoms and get the right treatment.
Pelvic floor exercises might not sound particularly sexy, but trust us when we say that they can have some very sensual results. Let’s take a look at the benefits of a healthy pelvic floor.
