For those grappling with pelvic floor dysfunction, there is plenty of good news. The innovative advancements in pelvic floor therapy are not just promising; they...
Pelvic floor dysfunction after pregnancy is common and treatable. If you’re experiencing lower back or pelvic pain, pelvic pressure, and heaviness, or difficulty relaxing your...
The pelvic floor, a crucial part of the body that supports the pelvic organs, plays a significant role in incontinence and sexual function. Pelvic floor...
Women’s health physical therapists evaluate and treat conditions impacting the joints, muscles, nerves and organs in the pelvis. While these conditions can occur in people...
Pelvic floor physical therapy (PFPT) sometimes referred to as pelvic floor muscle training (PFMT), is a first-line conservative approach to treating most pelvic floor disorders....
