Balance In Motion Integrated Bodywork
More than just massage......
Experience change on a whole new level!
Balance In Motion Integrated Bodywork
7410 New Lagrange Road, Suite 300 Louisville Kentucky 40222
Tele: 502-412-3103 BalanceInMotion@gmail.com
Experience change on a whole new level!
Balance In Motion Integrated Bodywork
7410 New Lagrange Road, Suite 300 Louisville Kentucky 40222
Tele: 502-
The following is a list of related female health concerns often associated with a displaced uterus;
* Painful or irregular periods; painful or irregular ovulation
* Dark or brown blood at the onset and at the end of menstruation
and abnormal uterine bleeding
* Headache or migraine with period
* Varicose veins of the legs and/or tired, weak or numb legs
* Low backache; back pain with period
* Pain in pelvic floor and or legs
* More serious imbalances including: Endometriosis, Uterine Fibroids and Uterine Polyps
* Ovarian cysts
* PMS/ depression
* Frequent urination; bladder infections, incontinence
* Recurrent vaginal infections
* Difficulty getting pregnant/Infertility
* Chronic miscarriages, difficult pregnancies
* Painful intercourse
* Chronic constipation
* Difficult menopause
* Peri menopause, menopausal symptoms
* Displaced or prolapsed uterus and or bladder
* Painful periods and ovulation
* Irregular menstrual cycles and ovulation
* Bladder or yeast infections
* Dark or brown blood at the onset and at the end of menstruation
and abnormal uterine bleeding
* Headache or migraine with period
* Varicose veins of the legs and/or tired, weak or numb legs
* Low backache; back pain with period
* Pain in pelvic floor and or legs
* More serious imbalances including: Endometriosis, Uterine Fibroids and Uterine Polyps
* Ovarian cysts
* PMS/ depression
* Frequent urination; bladder infections, incontinence
* Recurrent vaginal infections
* Difficulty getting pregnant/Infertility
* Chronic miscarriages, difficult pregnancies
* Painful intercourse
* Chronic constipation
* Difficult menopause
* Peri menopause, menopausal symptoms
* Displaced or prolapsed uterus and or bladder
* Painful periods and ovulation
* Irregular menstrual cycles and ovulation
* Bladder or yeast infections
The optimal or normal position of the uterus is centered in the pelvis behind and slightly leaning over the bladder, about one and a half inches above the pubic bone. The uterus is suspended in position by smooth muscle, the vaginal wall and 8 ligaments that attach it to the back, front, and sides of the pelvis. The uterine ligaments are designed to slightly move in order to accommodate an enlarged uterus during menses, during pregnancy, and to move freely when the bladder or bowel is full. These ligaments and muscles can weaken or become over stretched due to a variety of events such as a fall or a motor vehicle accident, or pregnancy and labor, or heavy lifting. When the supporting ligaments and muscles loosen or become over stretched, the uterus can fall partially or totally downward out of the vagina, forward pressing into the bladder, backward pressing unto the rectum or to either side. 
Other indications for this work include
Post surgical recovery from Caesarean sections or hysterectomy
Post Pregnancy care
Other indications for this work include
Post surgical recovery from Caesarean sections or hysterectomy
Post Pregnancy care