Healing prolapse without surgery
healing prolapse naturally – part 2
Find out how to heal prolapse without surgery.
HEALING PROLAPSE NATURALLY
What is prolapse, and how do I know if I have prolapse?
If you want to learn more about what prolapse is, and how you know if you have prolapse you can read “Do I have prolapse?” If you already know that you have prolapse, and you want to learn how to heal prolapse naturally, you have come to the right place. In this article I will share with you how to take an integrative approach to pelvic wellness, helping you to take a whole body approach to healing prolapse, rather than focusing on the physical aspects alone. Often when women are diagnosed with prolapse they are given 2 options – 1. live with it, or 2. have surgery to fix their prolapse. However, the results of prolapse surgery can be quite limited. Often, prolapse surgery ‘fails’, and prolapse symptoms reappear not long after having prolapse surgery. Other times, after having had prolapse surgery, women feel quite restricted in their activity and are left wondering what the benefits of prolapse surgery were. Here I will share with you insights into how you can heal your prolapse without surgery. This is a follow on that accompanies the blog post ‘Healing prolapse naturally’
What is an integrative approach to healing prolapse?
When we consider ourselves as human beings, we can appreciate that we are more than a physical body alone. We are physical, energetic, emotional and spiritual beings. Along with that, if we contemplate how our emotional wellbeing can impact our physical health, we can begin to appreciate that each of these aspects of health can impact prolapse symptoms. Sometimes it can be challenging to get our head around how our emotional wellbeing may impact our prolapse symptoms. It is quite possible that you have already noticed that when you become stressed or anxious that prolapse symptoms become more obvious. Just as stress and tension can manifest in the body as headaches or increased blood pressure, our emotional wellbeing can impact prolapse symptoms. When we take into consideration these pillars of health (physical, emotional, spiritual, and energetic) we are able to take an integrative approach to pelvic wellness.