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What is Pelvic Health Rehabilitation

and

what can you expect?

Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation is defined as a non-surgical approach to treat conditions of the low back and pelvis musculoskeletal system, externally and internally, that can contribute to bowl, bladder and sexual health as well as many different types of pain complaints.

"Normal" Physical Therapy Evaluation

The Physical Therapist performs a "normal" physical therapy evaluation in a private space where you can discuss your chief complaints and medical history. Questions will then be asked pertaining to bowel/bladder habits, sexual function and pelvic floor activities/limitations.

External & Internal Assessment

With the patient's consent, the Physical Therapist performs an external and internal assessment of the pelvic floor muscles.

Personalized care

Once the Initial Evaluation is completed, an individualized plan of care is made while keeping the patient's goals in mind.

Statistics about Pelvic Health

The average incontinent woman waits 8 years before reporting her condition to anyone, including her own physician.

Incidence of Urinary Incontinence in the Western world is 1:3; one in three women suffer from a weak pelvic floor, which leads to Urinary Incontinence (UI).

Urinary Incontinence is not a normal after effect of childbirth, menopause or general aging.

Pelvic Health Rehabilitation

What is Pelvic Health Rehabilitation

and

what can you expect?

"Normal" Physical Therapy Evaluation

External & Internal Assessment

Personalized care

Common Reasons to seek pelvic health rehab

Statistics about Pelvic Health

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