•Narrows Pelvic Size
•Narrows Hipbone
•Narrows Public Bone
•Firm Hips
•Improve Menstrual Disorder
•Improve Gynecological Disease
•Improve Urinary Incontinence
•Relieves Menopausal Symptoms
In fact, childbirth can lead to pelvic enlargement because when a woman is 4-6 months pregnant, the baby’s head moves into position for delivery and the body produces a hormone to allow the pubic symphysis to open in preparation for delivery.
After birth, the pelvis and vagina are also less likely to contract, resulting in a wider pelvis and looser vagina. That’s why postpartum pelvic correction is so important!
– Postpartum mothers
– Women who have experienced miscarriage
– Women with vaginal laxity
– Women with vaginal prolapse
– Women with stress urinary incontinence
– Women with sedentary lifestyle
– Women who have large hips
– Lower back pain, particularly when standing and leaning forward
– Hips and pubic pain
– Having abdominal fat that affects appearance
– Severe swelling in the limbs and obesity
– Asymmetry on both sides below the waist
– Stiffness and asymmetry on both sides under the lower back
