Pelvic Therapy

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Valir Physical Therapy now offers evidence-based pelvic health physical therapy services including internal pelvic floor examinations and biofeedback via ultrasound imaging.

We take a whole-person approach to treatment, addressing lifestyle changes in addition to providing pelvic floor specific manual therapy and exercise. Our goal is to educate men and women that their pelvic health is important to their overall well-being and that they can live life without conditions that have erroneously been normalized.

As part of the H2 Health national network of therapists, we have the resources to provide the most up to date treatment techniques for pelvic therapy. Learn more about our partnership.

Common Pelvic Health Conditions Therapy Helps

The pelvic floor muscles are needed for sexual function, urination, and defecation. Impairments are often ignored early on due to the difficulties of talking about this region of our body.

Women experience pelvic floor conditions, including painful menstrual periods, painful urination, and urinary incontinence. The impairments will even lead to pelvic organ prolapse and chronic pelvic pain for some.

Men often don’t know about the pelvic floor until there is a problem. The most common issues include urinary dysfunction after prostate cancer treatments. Typically these symptoms range from some leaking to complete loss of bladder control or irritation/discomfort when urinating. Pelvic floor dysfunction for some may lead to erectile dysfunction.

Fortunately, our physical therapists are trained in pelvic rehab no matter your gender and can help you resolve any issue you may be experiencing.

Conditions that can be effectively treated by a pelvic health therapist:

  • Incontinence (urinary or fecal, urge, stress, and functional)
  • Urinary frequency, retention, or urgency
  • Chronic constipation
  • Pelvic pain, including dyspareunia
  • Pelvic floor or abdominal changes following pregnancy or delivery (both vaginal or C-section)
  • Symptoms of prolapse (of any type)
  • Coccydynia
  • SI Joint, low back, hip pain related to the pelvic floor
  • Pain during pregnancy
  • Pelvic floor changes following prostatectomy or other pelvic conditions/surgeries

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