Pelvic floor problems are commonly associated with bladder or bowel symptoms, but many people do not realize that pelvic floor dysfunction can also contribute to lower back and hip pain. The pelvic floor muscles are closely connected to the muscles of the abdomen, hips, and lower back, working together to provide stability, posture support, and movement control. When these muscles are weak,...

Pregnancy brings significant physical changes that can affect posture, mobility, muscle function, and the pelvic floor. Some people experience lower back pain, pelvic discomfort, hip pain, or difficulty maintaining their usual activities. Prenatal physiotherapy Edmonton can provide individualized support to help manage these physical changes and maintain comfortable movement throughout...