For this blog I am focusing on the
urinary system. I often get clients that will describe pain and discomfort in
an organ but where they are pointing is not actually where that part or organ
is located. This is especially true for the kidneys. Most people know where the
bladder is but don’t really know what else makes up the urinary system and
where these parts are located.
I created this video to take you
through the urinary system and associated anatomy. It is a basic description
and does not cover all the particular details. I just want you to walk away
from the video having a basic understanding of the anatomy, the reflexes
associated with urination and how you can impact bladder function with “just in
case peeing.”
A common thing I hear from clients
is that they will go pee, “just in case.” Often these are women who go to the
bathroom frequently because they experience leakage. The thought is, if you pee enough, the
bladder will be fully empty and you won’t have any leakage. I have heard this from men as well. Going to
the bathroom because you have a long drive ahead and don’t want to stop is
okay. It is when you consistently go to the bathroom, without having the urge
that leads to problems.
So I hope you enjoy this video and if you have any comments,
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Thank you,
The Pelvic Health Lady
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