● Frequent or urgent restroom visits
● Urine and/or stool leakage
● Constipation
● Tail bone (Coccyx) pain
● Testicular pain
● Sexual pain and dysfunction
● Non-bacterial prostatitis
● Groin or genital pain (acute or chronic)
● Vaginismus and/or Vulvodynia
● Pain during intercourse and/or orgasm (Dyspareunia)
● Pelvic organ prolapse
● Myofascial trigger points
● Pain due to irritated pudendal nerve (Pudendal neuralgia)
● Oncology related surgery/radiation complications
● Post-surgical/hysterectomy pain
● Endometriosis side effects
● Scar and adhesion management
● Before or after prostate surgery
● Post-vasectomy pain
● Premature ejaculation
Pelvic Health
We understand that pelvic floor dysfunction can be an uncomfortable subject to talk about, and can be alarming to experience the associated symptoms, discomfort, and pain. The pelvic floor closely interacts with the spine, hips, and multiple pelvic organs. There are many muscles, nerves, joints, and organs in a small space within the body. Because of this, a skilled professional may be critical in your care to create an individualized treatment plan so you can get back to living your life without limitation.
Our Approach to Treatment
Treatment at Viverant consists of one-on-one sessions in a comfortable private treatment room with a Viverant Physical Therapist who has extensive experience and specialized training in pelvic health. You and your PT will discuss your medical history and the symptoms you’re experiencing, and then conduct a comprehensive evaluation that can include assessing your posture, range of motion, pelvic alignment, flexibility, strength, pelvic stability, joint mobility, tissue restriction, and pelvic floor muscle condition.
What We Treat
Our Approach to Treatment
We utilize the following treatment techniques to address and correct pelvic floor dysfunction:
● Manual Therapy
● Dry Needling
● Neuromuscular Re-education
● Strength and Stabilization Exercises
● Biofeedback
● Relaxation Training