Pelvic Floor Health and Scoliosis | The Scoliotherapist

Does scoliosis or spinal fusion affect pregnancy and birth? It can - and it can also impact your pelvic health and postpartum recovery.
Whether you’re planning to have children or not, it’s essential to understand how scoliosis impacts pelvic health. And if you have (or plan to have) children, you want to understand how your condition may impact your experience.
In this video, I’m talking with Dr. Laura Glazebrook, an expert physical therapist who specializes in scoliosis and pelvic health. Tune in to learn about the connections between scoliosis, fertility, and pelvic health.
Resources mentioned:
Dr. Laura Glazebrook Website: www.drlauraglazebrook.com/
Dr. Laura Glazebrook Instagram: / laura.g.dpt
The Scoliosis Movement Bootcamp: thescoliotherapist.com/scolio...

[@cadencehashira]

Meg, great work bringing her on! Your work is revelatory and groundbreaking! Keep going! I’m so glad you brought and introduced Laura on 🙏🏽

[@Charlotte-bl5yt]

Does cocydia with thoracolumbar scoliosis require internal pelvic floor treatment or can scroth exercises relieve the pain

[@LauraGlazebrook-os3kc]

Good question. It depends! Coccydynia, like many pelvic floor pain syndromes, can absolutely improve as we begin to balance the muscles surrounding the pelvis. I’d say scoliosis PT is a great place to start, but you may still benefit from consulting with a pelvic floor therapist. Sometimes a little internal muscle treatment and coccyx manipulation can be a game changer! Hope this helps.