Okay, today I would like to talk about Kegel Exercise. Saya telah mengamalkan senaman ini sekali sekala. Hihi. Ini adalah sedikit info yang saya dapat daripada pembacaan. Moga bermanfaat dan dapat diamalkan bersama. Terima kasih kepada website ini.
Senaman ini adalah sesuatu yang harus dipelajari oleh setiap wanita mengandung kerana ia bukan sahaja mudah dipelajari malah boleh diamalkan di mana-mana sahaja. Senaman Kegels cuma memerlukan sedikit usaha namun ia memberi begitu banyak manafaat, anda sememangnya tidak mempunyai sebab untuk tidak mempelajarinya. Senaman ini menumpukan kepada otot pada pelvis, menolong menguatkan salur kencing, pundi kencing, rahim dan usus rektum.
Wanita hamil digalakkan membuat senaman ini kerana otot pelvis yang kuat akan menolong melancarkan kelahiran terutama semasa proses meneran. Lagipun, ia mengurangkan risiko untuk berlaku koyakan semasa bersalin.
Semasa pantang, Kegel boleh menolong anda pulih dari luka episiotomi dengan lebih cepat, menolong mengurangkan air kencing yang tidak terkawal dan menguatkan kembali otot-otot plevis anda.
Manfaat kegel bukan berhenti setakat itu:
Bagaimana untuk membuat senaman Kegels?
Ia cukup senang dibuat:
- Kemutkan otot pelvis seperti anda mahu menahan air kencing
- Tahan selama 2-3saat
- Lepaskan ia perlahan-lahan dan rehat
- Buat 25 kali setiap kali tiga kali sehari pagi petang atau malam tidak kira dimana anda berada, sambil menonton TV, sambil memasak, mencuci kain dan sebagainya. Anda mungkin boleh meningkatkan masa kecutan sekiranya otot sudah menjadi kuat.
- Jangan kecutkan otot perut atau punggung semasa senaman ini. Ia tidak diperlukan semasa senaman kegel ini dan boleh mengelirukan anda tentang otot sebenar yang anda kecutkan.
What are Kegels?
Kegels are exercises you can do to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles – the muscles that support your urethra, bladder, uterus, and rectum. The exercises are named after Arnold Kegel, a gynecologist who recommended them back in the 1940s to help women with urinary incontinence, or diminished bladder control, which can happen after childbirth.
If you're not already doing Kegel exercises, start them now. Strengthening your pelvic floor muscles may help prevent or treat urinary stress incontinence, a problem that affects up to 70 percent of women during or after pregnancy. Kegel exercises may also help reduce the risk of anal incontinence.
Because Kegels improve circulation to your rectal and vaginal area, they may help keep hemorrhoids at bay and possibly speed healing after an episiotomy or tear during childbirth. Finally, continuing to do Kegel exercises regularly after giving birth not only helps you maintain bladder control, it also improves the muscle tone of your vagina, making sex more enjoyable.
How do I do them?
Start with an empty bladder. Imagine that you're trying to stop yourself from passing gas and trying to stop the flow of urine midstream at the same time. The feeling is one of "squeeze and lift" – a closing and drawing up of the front and back passages.
If you're not sure you've got it, one way to check is by inserting a clean finger into your vagina before doing a Kegel. If you feel pressure around your finger, you're on the right track. Or try a Kegel during lovemaking and ask your partner if he can feel it.
Make sure that you're squeezing and lifting without pulling in your tummy, squeezing your legs together, tightening your buttocks, or holding your breath. In other words, only your pelvic floor muscles should be working.
Though you may have trouble isolating these muscles at first, it gets easier with practice. It might help to place a hand on your belly while you're doing your Kegels to make sure that it stays relaxed.
If you haven't been doing Kegels, start by holding each contraction for a few seconds before releasing, and relax for a few seconds after each one. As your muscles get stronger, you'll want to work up to holding each Kegel for ten seconds, then relaxing for ten seconds after each one. If you're suffering from urinary incontinence, try to hold a Kegel while you sneeze, cough, or lift something. You may find that it helps keep you from leaking.
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