Pelvic health physical therapy is private, confidential therapy that can help evaluate and treat the problems of:
Pelvic floor dysfunction is a global term used to describe conditions such as pelvic organ prolapse, fecal or urinary incontinence, and chronic pelvic pain. Myofascial pain is one etiology of chronic pain of a myofascial origin. Pelvic floor dysfunction can occur in all people. Unfortunately, sometimes pelvic floor dysfunction is mislabeled as something that only women suffer from. This is untrue and sadly leaves many individuals to suffer instead of seeking help from trained professionals who can help them with the impairments they are facing.
There are different types of incontinence. Part of our job as pelvic health physical therapists is to identify the type or types that are causing dysfunction. This is imperative to your success. After a thorough assessment, your physical therapist will create a plan of care specific to your impairments. This may include manual soft tissue release, neuromuscular re-education, and even bladder re-training. Aspects of patient education to address urge suppression and bladder triggers are always specific to each patient’s case.
Erectile Dysfunction
Peyronie’s Disease
