Did you know that perineal tearing can happen in up to 80-90% of first time births? There are 4 degrees of perineal tears: 1st degree: Superficial injury to the perineal skin 2nd degree: Involves vaginal mucosa and perineal muscles (35-78% of first time moms) 3rd degree: Involves the anal sphincter (5-8% first time moms) […]
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The pelvic floor muscles (PFM) consist of layers of muscles in the pelvic girdle and make up the floor of the “core”. The PFM function to support organs and help control opening/closing of the urethra/ anus/ vagina. The PFM play an important role in sexual functions and create stability in the pelvic girdle for postural
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