Congratulations! You’ve found out you’re expecting! Now to try and navigate the wealth of information out there to help make the best decisions for both you and your baby. One of the areas with the most conflicting information is exercise in pregnancy: when can you do it? How much should you do? What type is safe for you and your baby? We are often told one thing by our mothers or family members and something else by our Doctor; but who to believe? Women’s health is now a hig

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Urinary incontinence is defined as any leaking of urine. It can be an embarrassing condition where suffers have to alter their lives for fear of having an accident. Some have to wear pads. Others avoid social engagements. Women are 5 times more likely to suffer from incontinence due to childbirth and menopause. Pregnancy and childbirth place varying degrees of stress on to the pelvic floor. During pregnancy, the weight of the baby puts stress on the pelvic floor muscles, whic