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How to Talk to Your Doctor About Leaking (Even If You’re Embarrassed)
Leaking urine, stool, or experiencing unexpected pelvic pressure can feel embarrassing—but it’s more common than many people realize. At Auria Pelvic Health, we want you to know that you are not alone, and talking to your doctor about these symptoms is an important step toward relief and better pelvic health. Why It’s Important to Speak Up Leaking is often a sign of pelvic floor dysfunction, muscle weakness, or other treatable conditions. The sooner you bring it up, the soone
Dr. Sasha Speer, PT, DPT
Dec 11, 20252 min read


Bowel Health and Prolapse: Why Straining Matters
Let’s talk about something nobody really wants to talk about—but absolutely should: bowel health. If you're dealing with pelvic organ prolapse, or trying to prevent it, your bathroom habits play a bigger role than you might think. At Auria Pelvic Health, we know how closely connected the pelvic floor is to your gut. One of the most common but overlooked contributors to prolapse symptoms is straining during bowel movements. Here’s why it matters—and what you can do about it. F
Dr. Sasha Speer, PT, DPT
Jun 26, 20253 min read


Pelvic Floor Therapy for Men: Why It Matters and How It Can Help
When most people hear "pelvic floor therapy," they often associate it with women's health. However, pelvic floor dysfunction is not exclusive to women—and men can benefit greatly from targeted pelvic floor therapy. At Auria Pelvic Health, we believe in breaking down stigma and expanding awareness about male pelvic health. If you're a man experiencing discomfort, urinary issues, or unexplained pelvic pain, pelvic floor therapy might be the solution you've been looking for. Und
Dr. Sasha Speer, PT, DPT
Jun 19, 20253 min read


The Impact of Hormonal Birth Control on Pelvic Floor Health: What You Need to Know
Hormonal birth control is a widely used method for managing reproductive health, preventing pregnancy, and regulating menstrual cycles. Millions of women rely on hormonal contraceptives such as birth control pills, patches, IUDs, and implants to maintain their health and wellness. However, many women may not realize the potential effects that these hormonal methods can have on their pelvic floor health. The pelvic floor is a group of muscles and connective tissues that suppor
Dr. Sasha Speer, PT, DPT
May 29, 20255 min read
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