Can Men Benefit From Kegel Exercise
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Can Men Benefit from Kegel Exercises?
Kegel exercises, originally developed by Dr. Arnold Kegel to strengthen pelvic muscles, are often associated with women. However, they offer significant benefits for men as well. As awareness of these advantages grows, more men are incorporating Kegel exercises into their routines.
For men, Kegel exercises help strengthen the bladder and urethra, which is particularly beneficial for those who have had a prostatectomy. By enhancing bladder control, these exercises improve overall urinary function. Additionally, they strengthen the bowel, offering further health benefits.
Pelvic muscles can weaken over time due to aging, lack of exercise, or being overweight. Surgery on the prostate gland can also contribute to this weakening. Kegel exercises can counteract these effects by reinforcing muscle strength.
To start, it's crucial to identify the correct muscles. You can find them by attempting to stop the flow of urine; the muscles used for this action are the ones you need to target. It's important to note that this should only be used as a test?"only perform Kegels when not urinating to prevent urinary tract infections.
Once you've located the correct muscles, you can perform Kegel exercises anytime and anywhere. Ensure your bladder is empty, then contract your pelvic muscles for three to five seconds and relax for ten. Aim to do ten repetitions, one to three times daily. Initially, you may only be able to hold the contraction for a brief period, but with practice, your endurance will improve.
Gradually increase the duration of your contractions, aiming for a maximum of ten seconds each time. Consistent daily practice will build muscle strength without causing fatigue.
Incorporate Kegel exercises into your daily routine to make them a habit. Consider doing them in the morning, after lunch, and before bed. Establishing a routine will help you remember to perform these exercises regularly. Over time, you'll notice increased muscle strength and enjoy the numerous benefits they provide.
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