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Desk jobs and long commutes linked to rising pelvic health issues among Bengaluru women

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Many young women in Bengaluru are reporting pelvic-floor problems tied to long working hours and sedentary routines. Doctors say such issues are not caused by pregnancy alone, as obesity and chronic conditions also contribute. Many women tend to dismiss their symptoms and delay seeking care because of embarrassment and social attitudes. Treatment depends on the case and can include pelvic-floor retraining or medical intervention.

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