Effect of Postural Correction Exercises on Pelvic Floor Dysfunction in Postmenopausal Osteoporotic Women

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Estrogen replacement therapy — DRUG
The participants will receive estrogen replacement therapy for 3 months to enhance postmenopausal symptoms and their quality of life
General advice — OTHER
Postmenopausal women will be instructed to maintain a neutral spinal alignment during sitting, standing, and daily activities, avoid prolonged slouched sitting, and use supportive seating to encourage correct posture. Light to moderate physical activity, such as daily walking, will be encouraged to reduce sedentary behavior and maintain overall physical function. women will also receive guidance on healthy bowel and bladder habits, including avoiding straining during bowel movements and unnecessary frequent urination, as increased intra-abdominal pressure can worsen pelvic floor dysfunction.
Postural correction exercise program — OTHER
The participants will follow a structured postural correction exercise program, 3 times per week for 12 weeks, each session lasting 45-60 minutes.

This study aimed to investigate the effect of postural correction exercises on pelvic floor dysfunction in postmenopausal osteoporotic women

Active Comparator: Estrogen replacement therapy and general advice group
The participants will receive estrogen replacement therapy and general advice for 3 months
Experimental: Postural correction exercise program group
The participants will receive postural correction exercise program, in addition to estrogen replacement therapy and general advice for 3 months

Pelvic Floor Muscle Assessment [ Time Frame: 12 weeks ]