Incontenence 

Weak or damaged pelvic floor muscles can cause urinary incontinence, a condition where you accidentally leak urine when you move around. Pelvic floor muscles support the bladder and urethra, and control the flow of urine. They can weaken due to aging, injury, pregnancy, childbirth, obesity, and chronic constipation

Sexual dysfunction 

Pelvic floor muscles play a significant role in sexual function, and dysfunction of these muscles (either too weak or too tight) can lead to sexual problems in both men and women, including pain during intercourse, difficulty achieving orgasm, and erectile dysfunction in men; therefore, a healthy pelvic floor is crucial for optimal sexual health

After Prostrate Surgery

Pelvic floor muscles are important for controlling urine flow and bowel function. Prostate surgery can weaken these muscles, which can lead to incontinence and other side effects. 

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