Women and Men with Pelvic Pain perineal vaginal and/or clitoral penile and/or scrotal rectal tailbone Pregnant Women back, hip, or pubic symphysis pain sciatica incontinence Postpartum Women intercourse pain diastasis recti (abdominal muscle separation) incontinence (leaking of urine or feces) pelvic organ prolapse neck or back pain scar pain (C-section or episiotomy) Senior Men incontinence (urine leaking) following prostatectomy post-void dribbling (leaking of urine just after voiding) overactive bladder or urgency urinary hesitancy and/or weak urine stream erectile dysfunction Senior Women pelvic organ prolapse incontinence (leaking of urine or feces) overactive bladder or urgency intercourse pain Get the help you need Learn what it’s like to live life without interruptions. Call us today to schedule your consultation.
Bowel and Bladder Dysfunction Bowel and bladder dysfunction include conditions such as incontinence, constipation, and difficult or painful urination and defecation. At Provenance Rehabilitation, we treat women and men experiencing the following issues: Incontinence Urgency, Frequency, Hesitancy Painful Urination and/or Bowel Movements Sexual Dysfunction Sexual dysfunction refers to physical conditions that impede sexual activity, cause pain during or after sex, or negatively affect sexual satisfaction. Examples include: Erectile Dysfunction Diminished Sexual Response Vaginismus Painful Intercourse Pregancy-Related Conditions As women’s bodies change and adjust during and after pregnancy, physical therapy can help promote healthy bowel and bladder habits that will promote optimal pelvic health. Providing education in our wellness programs and individualized instruction in appropriate exercise, we are able to help prevent and/or treat: Back or Pelvic Pain Incontinence (leaking of urine or stool) Diastasis Recti Painful Intercourse Pelvic Organ Prolapse Pelvic organ prolapse occurs due to loss of the supportive function of ligaments, connective tissue, and/or muscles within the pelvis. This causes the pelvic organs to become displaced. Symptoms of POP include the following: Feeling of pressure or falling out within the pelvis or perineum Difficulty emptying bladder or rectum Urinary urgency or frequency Urinary or Fecal Incontinence Pelvic Pain Sometimes pelvic pain develops due to illness, injury, surgery or pregnancy. However, very often the origin of pain is not known. Pelvic Physical Therapy can be very helpful in identifying possible pain sources. By treating dysfunctions or restrictions found in joints, muscles, and other tissues, pelvic pain can be effectively treated. Incontinence Incontinence is a common problem that affects women and men. Not only problematic for older individuals, it can occur at any age. Physical Therapy can be a very effective and non-invasive treatment for: Stress Urinary Incontinence (leaking with cough, sneeze, or exercise) Urge Incontinence (leaking due to sudden, strong urge to urinate) Mixed Incontinence (combination of stress and urge) Fecal Incontinence (leaking of feces) Schedule a consultation. No Referral necessary. Call Today.