Can the damaged pelvic floor muscle heal itself?

The injured pelvic floor muscles can heal themselves.

Does any pelvic floor dysfunction disease at the end of postpartum mean that the damaged pelvic floor muscles have healed themselves?

Actually, it won't!

The damage of pelvic floor is irreversible.

First of all, pelvic floor muscle injury during pregnancy and childbirth is inevitable. Although our human body has a certain self-healing ability, postpartum pelvic floor muscle injury can indeed self-heal a small part. However, most of the pelvic floor myofascial or nerve injuries can not recover to the pre-pregnancy state by themselves.

Accumulate and cause symptoms

Neglecting pelvic floor rehabilitation will only make the damaged pelvic floor muscles continue to "support" your pelvic organs, and eventually lead to pelvic floor dysfunction diseases, including stress urinary incontinence and uterine prolapse.

Selective pelvic floor rehabilitation

To restore the damaged pelvic floor muscles, we can restore them through daily Kaigl exercise and electrical stimulation biofeedback therapy. As long as you start pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation training, it's not too late. However, it should be noted that in the process of rehabilitation, you can't give up halfway. The most important thing is to be patient.