Women face internal organs prolapse, i.e. displacement of the intestines, kidneys, liver, stomach, spleen, lungs, uterus, 5 times more often than men.

What is the cause of pathology? Due to external influences (surgery, trauma) in the organs of the small pelvis, venous stasis and lymphostasis occur. This leads to weakness of connective tissue and pelvic floor muscles – hence the prolapse occurs.

There are factors that make the situation worse:
🔻 Pregnancy and childbirth, especially traumatic, multiple pregnancies or large fetus
🔻 Caesarean section
🔻 Laparoscopy and surgical interventions
🔻 Regular heavy lifting.
🔻 Being overweight or obese
🔻 Coccyx and sacrum injuries

Even constant anxiety and stress contribute to internal organ prolapse 😱 Fear causes the pelvic diaphragm to contract - and stasis forms there.

❌ Which symptoms should not be ignored:

• Regular pain in the abdominal area
• Constipation, bloating, flatulence
• Nausea
• Dizziness
• Fatigue
• Kidney cramps
• Painful menstruation
• Urinary incontinence
• Chronic cystitis
• Unpleasant sensations during sexual intercourse in women
• Erectile dysfunction in men
• Hemorrhoids

Can internal organs be put back in place? Yes. ✅ If the ultrasound confirms the diagnosis, it is not always necessary to put on a rigid bandage or prepare for surgery right away.

Internal organ prolapse can be gently treated with osteopathic practices. They help to relieve venous stasis and lymphostasis, improve blood microcirculation, strengthen muscles and connective tissue.

As a result, the organs are tightened, the well-being improves and the protruding abdomen disappears