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Bladder control can be a function of muscle control, specifically the pelvic floor muscles extending from the pelvic bone to the tailbone. Childbirth and aging can weaken these muscles. However, problems aren't limited to older women. Young women can also experience incontinence. So it's never too soon to start a program of prevention with vaginal weights.

Many women have improved control by
using a pelvic muscle toning regime called Kegel exercises. These exercises strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. However, these exercises must be done correctly and consistently. The Vaginal Weights pelvic muscle toning program simplifies the process. The program is easy to learn and are done in fifteen minute segments twice a day.
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In prospective, comparing the effectiveness of pelvic floor exercises with kegel vaginal weights
in combination of these two techniques produced greater improvement in urinary incontinence.
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