Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy involves specialized treatment provided by trained PTs to address dysfunctions related to bowel, bladder, sexual health, and pelvic pain. It encompasses a comprehensive evaluation of various muscle and joint areas, including the crucial pelvic floor muscles at the base of your pelvis. Beyond that, it extends its focus to core muscles, hips, and the lower back to ensure optimal function and effective issue resolution.

Appropriate across life's stages, from childhood to the "golden years," Pelvic PT expertly targets impaired functions of pelvic organs. By assessing and treating the abdomen, lower back, hips, and the intricate network of pelvic floor muscles, it takes a holistic approach. This approach encompasses the evaluation of strength, coordination, and condition of pelvic floor muscles, core muscles, pelvic joints, and hip muscles, among others.

At the heart of Pelvic Physical Therapy is the quest to enhance pelvic girdle comfort and functionality. It addresses both external and internal aspects, encompassing not just pelvic floor muscles but also bowel, bladder, and sexual function. A thorough assessment gauges the strength, coordination, and condition of pelvic floor muscles, as well as the interconnected pelvic joints, hips, and lower back – areas often linked to discomfort. This comprehensive approach ensures that a wide range of common diagnoses can be improved or resolved, aiming for enhanced overall function.

Pelvic floor physical therapy can help treat a number of conditions, including: