Think of your pelvic floor as a hammock across the bottom of your pelvis.
Your bladder, womb and bowel rest in it.
A hammock only holds because each side is tied to something strong.
Your pelvic floor is tied, on both sides, to a deep hip muscle. Above it sits your deep core, which takes pressure off every time you stand, lift or cough.
Three muscles, one support system.
A Kegel trains the hammock and nothing else. The anchors it hangs from stay just as weak as before.
When you squeeze Loriva between your thighs, the deep hip muscles and the pelvic floor have to work together, and your deep core braces to help.
The whole support system gets gently stronger at the same time.