Do I need Pelvic PT After Prolapse Repair Surgery

Many women undergo surgeries to repair their pelvic organ prolapse, but very few women know that they should be working with a pelvic physical therapist to optimize their recovery. In this video learn why you want to do both pre-hab and post-surgical rehabilitation to avoid problems down the line. If you would like to learn more about how to optimize your body for optimal healing from prolapse repair surgery, check out our event page at https://legacytherapystl.com/events/ for our next class. 🕒 Timestamps 00:00 - Introduction – Understanding pelvic organ prolapse 00:29 - Surgical Repair Overview – What surgery does and why it's recommended 00:56 - Optimizing Recovery – What you should do before and after surgery 01:19 - Meet Dr. Brooke Kalisiak – Pelvic floor physical therapist introduction 01:45 - Orthopedic vs. Gynecological Recovery – Why rehab is common in orthopedics but not for prolapse surgery 03:07 - Pre-Op Pelvic PT – What to expect in a preoperative visit 04:00 - Two Quick Recovery Tips – Exhale with exertion & using a pillow for support 06:10 - Post-Op Pelvic PT – Why rehab after surgery is just as important 07:35 - Avoiding Future Prolapse Issues – Preventative rehab strategies 08:52 - Advocating for Yourself – Asking your surgeon for a pelvic PT referral 10:15 - Why Pelvic PT Should Be Standard Care – Changing the conversation around gynecological surgery rehab 10:47 - Upcoming Pelvic Health Class – Details for local and future online options 11:16 - Conclusion & Next Steps – Subscribe for more pelvic health content 👍 Like us on Facebook   / legacyphysicaltherapystl   👍 Follow us on Instagram   / legacyphysicaltherapystl   Visit our website http://legacytherapystl.com/ ✅ Subscribe for more FREE tips on how to heal your body and find lasting relief without medications or surgery:    / @legacyphysicaltherapystl   👉🏻 FREE RESOURCES Visit Our Resources Section on our Website for immediate help with your condition: https://legacytherapystl.com/free-gui... #pelvicorganprolapsesurgery #prolapsesurgeryrecovery #pelvicorganprolapse Disclaimer: Any information available at this channel is intended for general guidance only and must never be considered a substitute for advice provided by a physician, medical provider or physical therapist. Legacy Physical Therapy will not be liable for any injuries that happened due to performing any exercises or advice on this channel. Always seek the advice of your physician or other qualified healthcare professional with questions about your medical condition or to diagnose any conditions.