Pelvic floor weakness can result from childbirth, neurological disorders, or connective tissue disorders and lead to urinary incontinence.

“Sometimes your pelvic floor can be too weak. And that can be often because of, we see this in women a lot, because of childbirth, delivering children. With some people who have neurologic disorders, they can have weak pelvic floors or connective tissue disorders like Ehlers-Danlos syndrome, for example. These sorts of things can cause weakness to the pelvic floor, which can then cause, very often what I see is, like urinary incontinence or leakage, which can, you know, create problems for people down the line.”