Why am I experiencing prolapse or incontinence?

Bearing a child can contribute to incontinence or pelvic prolapse twenty years later. Watch this video with Dr. Kevin Benson of Sanford Health to learn what a woman can do after giving birth to help prevent pelvic floor disorders down the road.

Pelvic floor weakness can happen to anyone, but talking to your healthcare provider can help you improve your quality of life.

You don’t need to live with this troublesome—but highly treatable—condition.

You should come in even when you have your period and be prepared to ask any questions you may have about your health.

The answer may surprise you. Learn what contributes to sagging over time and what you can do about it.

Hormonal swings, sleep loss, and “new parent” worries can all zap your sex drive after childbirth.