Postpartum pelvic pain affects 2-10% of women and can occur due to the stretching of the pelvic floor nerves and muscles as the baby passes through the canal, pressure on the pelvic floor due to the weight of carrying a baby throughout pregnancy, and irritation of pelvic nerves due to a c-section. 27.6 % of women note pain with intercourse at the one year mark after delivering a baby, known as late dyspareunia.
Our pelvic pain specialists are experts in recognizing the symptoms of and diagnosing pelvic pain conditions. With The PRM Protocol, we go further than addressing the symptoms on the surface – we treat the underlying causes of pelvic pain.
Dr. Allyson Shrikhande had a discussion with Dr. Melanie Carminati of Inspira Physical Therapy.
In this episode of the Period Party Podcast, Dr. Shrikhande and Nicole Jardim talk about the…