Pelvic Floor Breathing (How to Reduce Pelvic Pain)
Is it hard to breathe with pelvic pain? Then watch this video. If you have pelvic pain, you might find situations where you have trouble breathing. Most people have been taught to breathe through the belly if you have pelvic pain but there is a better alternative. From my own experience of pelvic pain the best way is to breathe through the pelvic floor itself while inhaling (not exhaling).
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