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Sexual Health

Hot, steamy sex is great! But for people with pelvic floor issues, sex can hurt, arousal can take ages, and orgasms can feel impossible. Check out our resources below to heat things up in the bedroom.

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Orgasms feel great, sure. But they aren’t just a fun add-on: there are several medical benefits, too. Orgasm improves circulation to the pelvic floor muscles and organs.

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