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Pelvic floor therapy before a Cesarean section (C-section) focuses on preparing the body for surgery, promoting optimal recovery, and addressing any pelvic floor issues that may impact the postoperative period. While a C-section doesn’t directly involve the pelvic floor muscles in the birthing process, pelvic floor therapy can still play a valuable role in supporting overall pelvic health and postpartum recovery. Here’s what typically happens in pelvic floor therapy when preparing to have a C-section:

Overall, pelvic floor therapy before a C-section aims to optimize pelvic floor function, promote successful surgery and recovery, and address any pelvic floor issues that may impact the individual’s health and well-being. Working closely with a pelvic floor therapist can help prepare the body for surgery, facilitate recovery, and promote long-term pelvic health and wellness.

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