The concern regarding the restoration of vaginal muscle tone and elasticity following childbirth is a common one for many women. This physiological change is a natural consequence of pregnancy and delivery, resulting from the stretching and potential weakening of the pelvic floor muscles.
Addressing these changes can contribute to improved sexual function, increased bladder control, and enhanced overall pelvic health. Historically, various methods have been employed with the aim of regaining pre-pregnancy vaginal muscle condition. However, understanding the effectiveness and safety of these methods is crucial.