Men’s Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
Support for bladder and bowel concerns, pelvic pain, sexual health, and post-prostate surgery recovery through an individualized pelvic floor approach.
Service Overview
The pelvic floor is a group of muscles that supports the bladder and bowel, contributes to sexual function, and plays an important role in core stability and everyday movement.
When these muscles are too tight, weak, or not coordinating properly, they can contribute to a variety of symptoms that affect daily life. Pelvic floor physical therapy helps identify contributing factors and develop an individualized treatment approach to improve muscle function, coordination, and overall pelvic health.
Symptoms and Concerns
Urinary urgency, frequency, or leakage
Difficulty starting or maintaining a urinary stream
Difficulty fully emptying the bladder
Constipation or difficulty emptying the bowels
Pelvic, groin, or testicular pain
Pain with ejaculation
Erectile dysfunction when pelvic floor dysfunction is a contributing factor
Pelvic floor symptoms following prostate surgery
Pain or discomfort with prolonged sitting
How Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy May Help
Assess pelvic floor strength, tension, and coordination
Address muscle tightness, weakness, or difficulty relaxing
Improve bladder and bowel habits through personalized strategies
Incorporate breathing and pressure management techniques
Address core strength, mobility, and movement patterns
Support recovery following prostate surgery
Develop an individualized home exercise and management plan