Shamona Harnett focuses her 'Your Health' column on the importance of healthy pelvic floor muscle in the Winnipeg Free Press. Click on the link below to access the May 11, 2015 article describing Dr. Kelli Berzuk's scientific research study. 

The Dahlia Kurtz Show invites Dr. Kelli Berzuk for a candid conversation about pelvic floor dysfunction. Click on the clip below to access the recorded interview aired June 24, 2015, on 680 CJOB radio.

The March/April 2014 issue of Winnipeg’s health and wellness magazine, Wave, published an article on Pelvic Floor Dysfunction. This Winnipeg Regional Health Authority publication interviewed Dr. Kelli Berzuk regarding this under-recognized medical health issue.

As many pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD) triggers revolve around the pelvic floor muscle, it is critical to ensure that this muscle remains healthy to prevent bladder, bowel and sexual issues, pelvic pain and pelvic organ prolapse. PFD is also correlated with mental stress and depression.

The symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD) range from bothersome to debilitating and involve the pelvic floor muscle and the pelvic organs; the bladder, the uterus or the bowel. This posting lists several commonly experienced PFD symptoms.