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Pelvic Floor Biofeedback: How Seeing Your Muscles Changes Everything

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Have you been told you might benefit from pelvic floor biofeedback — but have no idea what it actually means? Biofeedback acts as a mirror for muscles you can’t see, showing you in real time whether your pelvic floor is contracting, relaxing, or holding tension. Susan Winograd, MSPT explains how it works, who it helps, and why weak muscles aren’t always the problem.

7 Ways to Find Relief From Heartburn During Pregnancy + Helpful Breathing Strategies

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Up to 80% of pregnant women deal with heartburn by the third trimester — but that doesn’t mean you have to just suffer through it. In this post, Susan Winograd, MSPT, breaks down the real causes of pregnancy heartburn (hormones and mechanics) and shares simple, physical-therapy-backed strategies — from breathing techniques to sleep positioning — to help you find relief.

How Alignment (and Not Posture) Actually Impacts Your Pelvic Floor

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Discover why “sit up straight” isn’t the key to a healthy pelvic floor. Susan Winograd, MSPT, breaks down the real difference between posture and pelvic floor alignment — and how getting your ribcage and pelvis stacked properly supports better breathing, core strength, and pelvic health.

What No One Tells You About Perimenopause & Your Bladder

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Are frequent bathroom trips, leaking, or sudden urgency disrupting your daily life? You might be blaming your bladder — but the real culprit could be perimenopause. In this post, Susan Winograd of Pelvicore Pelvic Rehab breaks down the connection between hormonal changes and bladder health, and shares 4 simple tips every woman in midlife needs to know.

Video: Kegel Exercises for Men to Last Longer in Bed & Feel Better

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Most men overlook the pelvic floor — but it’s key to better erections, ejaculation, and confidence in the bedroom. In a powerful new video, pelvic health expert Susan Winograd, PT, shares why pelvic floor health matters and what you really need to know (hint: it’s not all about Kegels).

Video: 5 Tips to Stop Painful Sex During Menopause

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Are you experiencing painful sex during menopause or perimenopause? You don’t have to live with this pain! In this video, Susan explains why this common issue isn’t normal and how you can reclaim comfort and joy in intimacy.