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- 12-01-2020 #31
Thanks for the reference. I recently did another 3 day water fast. Felt lots of spasms in my pelvic floor which is an indicator that the muscle is loosening up.
Start: 5.875x4.75
Now: 7x5.125
Goal: 7.25x5.5
- 12-01-2020 #32
- 12-02-2020 #33
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- 12-05-2020 #34
Just a quick update. About 5 months ago I started focusing on girth. Girth routines seem to put pressure on my pelvic floor and this caused my pelvic floor to get mildly tight again, and it also caused a hard flaccid that would occasionally spring up. I have been healed for about 4 years but recently my symptoms returned in a much milder state.
So I did a 3 day water fast to relieve any pressure in my pelvic floor. This time like last time I felt lots of spasms in my pelvic floor which indicate that it loosened up. Strangely enough after my water fast the symptoms only improved a little bit unlike last time when they completely went away. I credit this to being about 5-10lbs heavier now than I was 4 years ago. My body probably had more reserves so it was able to keep my muscles tight and taught for a longer period of time.
Anyway, this was kind of upsetting because I felt like if I went one more day I would have perhaps gotten rid of 100% of the tension vs 30is% of the tension. The good news is that even a few days after my fast I felt several spasms. So, after a few days about 50ish% of the tension was gone. A week later I was still a bit upset because my pelvic floor was still very mildly tight, and my hard flaccid would still show up very occasionally.
I decided to try a few things this week which I believe has relieved mostly all the symptoms of my tight pelvic floor. I now feel no tension and my flaccid is much larger in feels very soft.
1) I did pelvic floor yoga, and the wall squat method posted by Dias03
2) I sat on a pillow while working at my desk
3) I started sleeping with an electric blanket on waste. I would not use an electric blanket below your ankles or above your waist or you might be too warm to sleep
4) I started sleeping with a pillow under my knees
5) I did hip thrusts which work out your glutes.
I'm not sure which of these 5 helped me, but I believe all or at least 1 of them were helpful. I have only done these items for about 3 days but it has helped a lot even though I am back on my girth routine.
Reminder: I am not a doctor, and have no medical training. I am simply stating what worked for me.
- 12-05-2020 #35
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- 12-05-2020 #36
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- 12-05-2020 #37
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