Scoliosis and involuntarily pelvic floor tension

[RedWilly Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close RedWilly]

Just curious if anyone here has heard of a connection between the two, along with a lack of CS inflation because of the tension in the PF... I’m wondering if there is a connection and if scoliosis stretches may help with Pf tension...

[Pegasus AdministratorPE Gym EditorPEGym Hero ☺ Admin of the Month Mar 2015 Find all posts View Profile Close Pegasus]

Possibly.

I have long said back and pelvic problems can be causal for pf issues.

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[RedWilly Senior Member Find all posts View Profile Close RedWilly]

What Scoliosis can look like:

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Yeah I’m aware. Mine is so small it’s unnoticed physically unless you feel the spine. It’s maybe 12 degrees and straightens up top. So no S curve. But my thoughts are that could be causing tension in PF restricting blood flow to CS and making it harder to get erect, potentially.

I rarely stretch but this might be a good experiment. I’m going to give it a good month of some spinal stretches and maybe we’ll find something out.