02/07/2026
Women’s bodies start changing at puberty in very different ways than men.
The issues that a young girl may face are different than issues a young woman, of a woman in her reproductive years, of a woman who is in menopause.
Many of the stages of women’s bodies are there to be able to accommodate birth, without them, none of us would be here. In order for birth to occur, our bodies must expand and contract on a monthly basis, building and sluicing endometrial tissue, hormones have to ebb and flow and other body parts change in response. We are complex!
With tissue restriction, uterine ligaments shortened on one side for example, the uterus is pulled from centre, this could cause symptoms. The cascade of issues MAY be:
〰 Pain during me**es
〰 Heavy me**es
〰 Back pain
〰 SI joint pain
〰 Bladder issues
〰 Constipation
〰 Knee pain
I say MAY because we, as human beings, are phenomenally adaptable and can have anatomical anomalies which never give us any trouble. But when we have gone the traditional route of trying to sort out pelvic pain or back pain, it is worth starting the journey of looking to the organs and their attachments to get relief.
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