Pelvic Health Diet

Eat and drink your way to stronger pelvic parts (bladder, uterus, vagina and rectum)

No woman wants POP (pelvic organ prolapse), incontinence or any PFDs (pelvic floor disorders). And just about every woman wants to DIY her way to good health. Fortunately, your choices of what you eat (and how much) can go a long way toward preserving your pelvic integrity. Come back often for updated tips and advice on diet and pelvic health.

Pelvic floor diet | CU Urogynecology | Denver

The Diet You Should Try

Before committing to the latest fad diet, why not try our pelvic floor health diet instead? You might be surprised by the foods you should be eating more.


Meet the Diet Dream Team
Constipation | CU Urogynecology | Denver

Eat Your Way to Regularity

Dr. Connell shares her tips for avoiding constipation, including a diet high in fiber-rich fruits, veggies and grains, as well as a special recipe to keep you regular.

Stop Pelvic Floor Strain
Pelvic Health Diet | UC Urogynecology

Water, the Best Medicine

One of the simplest and best things to do which benefit pelvic health is to drink more water. Staying hydrated is key to being healthy. As a bonus, water also aids in breaking up constipation.

 

Follow us on Pinterest for bladder-friendly recipes