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Male Pelvic Health
Male pelvic health physical therapy is a specialized area of physical therapy that focuses on treating conditions related to the pelvic region in men.
Do you suffer from any of the following?
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? Pelvic Pain: Persistent pelvic pain syndrome, including pain in the lower abdomen, groin, or perineum
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? Urinary and Bowel Issues: Problems like incontinence, frequent urination, or constipation
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? Sexual Dysfunction: Conditions such as erectile dysfunction or pain during intercourse
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? Post-Surgical Recovery: After surgeries like prostatectomy
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? Muscle Imbalances: Imbalances or dysfunction in the pelvic floor muscles
If you answered YES to any issues related to these areas, we specialize in pelvic health and can provide tailored strategies and interventions to address your specific needs!
Treatments may include a variety of techniques, including:
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Pelvic Floor Corrective Exercises: Strengthening or relaxing the pelvic floor muscles.
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Biofeedback: Helping patients become more aware of their pelvic floor function.
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Manual Therapy: Hands-on techniques to relieve muscle tension and improve function.
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Education: Teaching about posture, body mechanics, and lifestyle modifications to support pelvic health.
Commonly Asked Questions
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Do you treat men with pelvic floor issues?
Yes. Men experience many of the same pelvic dysfunctions as women, including pain, leakage, and post-surgical complications.
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Can PT help with post-prostatectomy leakage?
Yes. Pelvic floor rehab can significantly improve urinary control and quality of life post-surgery.
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What causes groin or testicular pain without an injury?
This can be due to referred pain from pelvic floor muscle tension, nerve irritation, or chronic prostatitis.
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Can pelvic PT help with erectile dysfunction?
Yes. When caused by pelvic floor muscle tension, poor blood flow, or nerve compression, pelvic PT can improve function through targeted strengthening and neuromuscular re-education.
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Is pelvic floor therapy appropriate for men with chronic pelvic pain or prostatitis?Yes. Many men with chronic pelvic pain syndrome or prostatitis symptoms benefit from manual therapy, relaxation training, and retraining pelvic coordination.
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What should men expect during a pelvic PT evaluation?
We begin with a detailed history, posture and movement assessment, and with consent, may perform internal or external exams of the pelvic floor to assess muscle tone, strength, and coordination.