Pelvic pain can be caused by a multitude of things like appendicitis, irritable bowel syndrome, sexually transmitted diseases and fibroids. Fibroids are growths that develop in the uterus. This issue may feel like a heaviness or pressure in your lower abdomen or pelvis. It often is described as dull discomfort that makes it difficult to bend over or exercise without discomfort. Fibroids are common and more likely to appear in Black women and 20 to 50 percent of women are affected. In many cases, they may even be hereditary.
Usually, fibroids don’t cause any symptoms and don’t require treatment, but if they occur one of them may be pelvic pain. Pelvic pain can cause constant discomfort preventing you from adequately doing your daily functions.
In some cases, you may experience bladder problems that cause frequent urination.
Occasionally symptoms can lead to you being unable to urine even when you have a full bladder.
It may feel as if something is blocking your outflow of urine. Luckily, there’s something that can be done. Many pelvic exercises can help ease the pain!
Using your diaphragm for breathing exercises allows you to brace yourself when strengthening the core muscles. Just bend your knees, lie on your back with your hands on your lower abdomen and exhale. Exhale with force to push out all of the air then inhale to fill up your lungs. As you get extra oxygen in your blood system it will help reduce pelvic pain.
Controlling your breathing will work well while doing an everyday activity, but also when you are engaging in moderate to intense physical activity.
Engage Abs During Workouts
When you engage your core during exercise, it not only helps you get a flat stomach, it also takes the pressure off of your lower region. The stronger your core, the more balanced and strong your entire body will be. The next time you are doing crunches or curls, make sure to