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Too many women go through the postpartum period without pelvic floor support. Postpartum care should include recovery, follow-up, and access to services that help women heal.

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A normal PSA result is reassuring—but it doesn't tell the whole story.

Prostate health is about more than a single number. Urinary symptoms, family history, physical exams, and other screening tools can all provide important information about what's happening with your prostate.

Staying informed and paying attention to changes in your body can help you make proactive decisions about your health.

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A major step forward for men's health may be on the horizon.

The proposed State of Men's Health Act would establish the first federal Office of Men's Health within HHS, helping to identify health disparities, improve awareness, and advance access to care for men across the country.

At NAFC, we know that conditions like bladder and bowel dysfunction, prostate health concerns, and pelvic health issues often go undiscussed—leading many men to delay seeking care.

We're encouraged to see growing national attention focused on improving men's health outcomes and reducing barriers to treatment.

Read more: https://www.renalandurologynews.com/news/bill-proposed-us-office-mens-health-urology-treatment-risk/

Many men spend years silently managing bladder symptoms, believing they're just a normal part of aging. But urgency, frequent urination, leakage, and nighttime bathroom trips can affect quality of life—and they may be signs of a treatable condition.

You don't have to suffer in silence. The first step toward feeling better is starting the conversation and seeking help.

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The good news is that bladder leaks are treatable. Many therapies can improve symptoms significantly, yet too many women never seek the care that could help.

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Did you know Kegel exercises aren't just for women?

For men, strengthening the pelvic floor muscles may help improve bladder control, support recovery after prostate surgery, and reduce urinary leakage.

Not sure where to start? NAFC's Men's Kegel Guide & Tracker makes it easy with step-by-step instructions and a simple way to track your progress.

Strong pelvic floor. Better bladder control. Greater confidence.

Download your free guide: https://nafc.org/product/mens-kegel-guide-tracker/

Many men assume bladder symptoms are simply part of getting older. But changes such as frequent urination, urgency, a weak stream, or incomplete emptying may be signs that the prostate is affecting bladder function.

The sooner you understand what's causing your symptoms, the sooner you can explore treatment options and find relief.

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Pelvic floor muscle training during pregnancy can make a real difference after childbirth. Small steps before delivery may help reduce postpartum leaks and support recovery.

Learn more about how childbirth and pregnancy affect bladder leaks at the link in the comments.