There are muscles in the vagina and rectum called the Pelvic Floor Muscles. These muscles assist with bladder, bowel, and sexual function as well as in daily function. Dysfunction can lead to weakness, pelvic pain or embarrassing situations.
At Doylestown Health, we can help you!
We have highly skilled and specially trained female physical therapists who specialize in treating the pelvic floor in private treatment rooms.
Symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction will vary for each patient and can include, but are not limited to:
Conditions we treat include:
Bladder:
Pregnancy related symptoms including:
Pain:
Bowel Dysfunction:
Rehab before or after:
And so much more…
As licensed female pelvic floor physical therapists, we are trained to perform internal (inside) vaginal and/or rectal examinations of the pelvic floor muscles. Our exam differs from Gynecologist exams in that we do not use a speculum or stirrups, and we are gently assessing the function of the pelvic floor muscles in a private room. Our goal is to perform a thorough evaluation to obtain accurate and important information to help you reach your goals.
Treatment Approaches
First, you need a prescription from your physician that refers you for pelvic floor physical therapy. Then, you can call us to schedule your first appointment or for additional information.
Therapy is typically once a week, but it varies depending on the case. Sessions last 50-60 minutes. Your therapist will work with you to do our best to accommodate your schedule.
Symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction will vary for each patient and can include, but are not limited to:
Conditions we treat include:
Bladder:
Pregnancy related symptoms including:
Pain:
Bowel Dysfunction:
Rehab before or after:
And so much more…
As licensed female pelvic floor physical therapists, we are trained to perform internal (inside) vaginal and/or rectal examinations of the pelvic floor muscles. Our exam differs from Gynecologist exams in that we do not use a speculum or stirrups, and we are gently assessing the function of the pelvic floor muscles in a private room. Our goal is to perform a thorough evaluation to obtain accurate and important information to help you reach your goals.
Treatment Approaches
First, you need a prescription from your physician that refers you for pelvic floor physical therapy. Then, you can call us to schedule your first appointment or for additional information.
Therapy is typically once a week, but it varies depending on the case. Sessions last 50-60 minutes. Your therapist will work with you to do our best to accommodate your schedule.
