Pelvic floor dysfunction can lead to a variety of issues related to the genitourinary and reproductive systems, as well as contribute to pain in the lower back, pelvis, and hips.
At SPT, we staff both male and female pelvic floor physical therapists.
The most common conditions related to pelvic health are:
Low back, hip, and pelvic pain
Incontinence
Post-partum low back, pelvis, and hip pain
Diastasis recti
Pelvic and hip muscle tightness
Tailbone/ Coccyx pain
What Muscles Contribute To Pelvic Health Dysfunction?
Pelvic Floor
Abdominals
Hip Flexors
Hip Rotators (piriformis, obturators)
Deep Spine Muscles
Diaphragm
These muscles work as a unit to coordinate spinal stability, support the urinary and reproductive tract, as well as provide a base for your hips to create movement.
pelvic dysfunction Causes can vary but the following are common triggers:
Pelvic surgery and C-Section
Aging
Pregnancy
Traumatic injuries to the pelvic area
Do I Need An Internal Exam To Benefit From Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy?
No!
Our skilled physical therapy team is trained in a wide variety of techniques for pelvic floor physical therapy. There are many options for both strengthening the pelvic floor as well as relaxation techniques that do not include any hands-on or internal intervention. We would be happy to speak with you about any concerns as well as treatment options for your condition.
Pelvic floor physical therapy can help restore not only the pelvic floor but also other areas of the body which have been affected by these issues such as your rectum or lower back. Summit Physical Therapy clinicians will assess the area and introduce exercises and techniques best for you to return to your daily activities free from pain and discomfort.
We make it easy to receive the care that you need.
Trouble-free location easily accessible from home or work.
Convenient hours morning to night on weekdays and Saturdays too!
FLAT PRIVATE PARKING LOT AND EASY-ACCESS ELEVATORS.
No Referral Needed
Direct access creates fewer steps between your pain and receiving the care that you need. Studies have shown that those who sought direct access from a physical therapist, rather than visiting your primary care doctor, found greater satisfaction and used significantly fewer pharmaceuticals than in the care of their physician. At your first visit, you’ll gain direct access to a physical therapist, speeding up the time between your first contact with a medical professional, and your return to improved health. During your first visit, an injury screening is offered to ensure you receive the best recommendation for your care.