How can pelvic floor physical therapy help you?
Do you have annoying pain in your groin region? Or troublesome, embarrassing urinary incontinence? The pelvic floor consists of a wide array of muscles that stabilize and connect to the underside of your pelvis. They also attach or directly support your genitals, your rectum, and your prostate. Since they also connect to your hips, low back, and pelvis, these muscles are instrumental in the synchronization of your entire trunk and midsection.
Everyone –from new mothers to high performing athletes to old men should consider strengthening these muscles. If you have urinary incontinence, erectile dysfunction, pelvic pain, testicular pain, or recovering from prostate surgery, you should seek out pelvic health physical therapy.
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