Kegel Balls May Help Women Recover their Health Post Childbirth

Stones Good’s Inc., the Dorval, Quebec based company has recently highlighted the effectiveness of using kegel balls for pregnant women looking to recover their pre-pregnancy body post childbirth. Continue reading →

Sep 28, 2018 /prREACH/ -- Stones Good’s Inc., the Ontario based company has recently highlighted the effectiveness of using kegel balls for pregnant women looking to recover their pre-pregnancy body post childbirth.

Kegel balls are commonly used by women to strengthen their vaginal and pelvic floor muscles. Coming in a variety of different weights and sizes, these balls help one to contract and release the different vaginal muscles to increase their overall strength. They are primarily used by women to improve their bladder control and maintaining their vaginal strength.

For pregnant women who go through nine months of pregnancy along with a vaginal birth, the entire process puts a considerable strain on their pelvic muscles. The heavy contraction and stretching of the muscles of the pelvic floor, weaken and damage them to a large degree. This, in turn, causes secondary issues post-childbirth, such as urinary incontinence, discomfort during sexual relations, and uterine prolapse, which is a sagging of the uterus, bladder, and rectum.

According to Sean Stone, the Founder of Stone’s Good’s, “Going through childbirth is a miraculous experience for women, since not only do they give birth to new life, their bodies also change considerably to nurture their child. It is, therefore, essential for the mother to be careful and to take care of her own body, especially with regards to her pelvic and vaginal muscles that have made their pregnancy a successful one.”

Ben Wa balls are a great option for women looking to restore the health of their pelvic muscles post childbirth. After inserting these weighted balls, the passive contractions that are stimulated greatly help the pelvic muscles to get stronger. It can easily be used by women of all ages to treat urinary incontinence, however, it is recommended that one should consult their to confirm whether one is fit to use these balls.