This episode of the Marrón Pelvic Health Podcast, hosted by Dr. Kari Roberts, discusses the postpartum bladder and bowel issues that many women experience after childbirth but are rarely prepared for. From urinary leakage and urgency to constipation and difficulty controlling bowel movements, these symptoms are more common than most people realize and can significantly impact daily life and confidence. Dr. Roberts explains how pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum recovery can affect the pelvic floor and contribute to these concerns. The podcast emphasizes that these symptoms are not something women simply have to “live with,” and that pelvic physical therapy can play an important role in restoring function, improving control, and supporting recovery after birth. Awareness, education, and proper treatment are key to helping postpartum women heal confidently and comfortably.

Check out Ep. 46 - Leaking During Pregnancy: What's Normal & What Isn't

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In this episode of the Marron Pelvic Health Podcast, host Dr. Kari Roberts dives into the common experience of leaking during pregnancy and explains what’s considered normal versus what may signal pelvic floor dysfunction. The podcast explores why bladder leaks can happen throughout pregnancy, how pressure changes impact the pelvic floor, and the signs that indicate it’s time to seek support. Dr. Kari highlights the benefits of pelvic physical therapy during pregnancy, sharing how targeted exercises, breathing strategies, and body awareness can help women feel stronger, more confident, and better prepared for delivery. The episode offers valuable insight for expectant mothers looking to stay proactive and supported throughout pregnancy.

Check out Episode 4: 3 Types of Bladder Incontinence

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This episode of the Marrón Pelvic Health Podcast, hosted by Dr. Kari Roberts, explores the often overlooked issue of tailbone pain and its connection to pelvic floor function issues today. While many people think tailbone pain is only due to injury or prolonged sitting, it can also be linked to pelvic floor tension, muscle imbalance, or postpartum changes over time. The podcast highlights how understanding tailbone pain can reveal important pelvic floor dysfunction and why early attention to symptoms matters over time. Dr. Roberts explains that pelvic physical therapy can address tailbone pain through assessment, manual therapy, education, and exercises aimed at restoring comfort and mobility.

Check out : EP 44 - Pelvic Pressure & Heaviness: What Your Pelvic Floor is Telling You

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