Specializing in Pelvic Health Physical Therapy. As physical therapists, they specialize in the pelvic floor and pelvic girdle muscles, but incorporate their orthopedic background for whole body healing.
The benefit of their focus is that it allows them to establish a comprehensive treatment plan when treating these complex diagnosis. CORE Rehabilitation offers treatment of several unique pelvic conditions for both men and women.
Our therapists can help educate you on how to be proactive and prevent further functional impairment, as well as, help you overcome the current physical issues you may have. Bladder Dysfunction. Bladder dysfunction can occur for a variety of reasons in men and women of all ages. Women may have more difficulty controlling their bladder during or after pregnancy, after menopause or simply as a result of age.
Men may have a greater difficulty controlling their bladder as a result of prostate cancer, a surgical procedure including prostatectomy, or as a result of aging. Our therapists can teach you valuable exercises to strengthen your pelvic floor, as well as, lifestyle modifications that will help you regain control of your bladder.
Pelvic Pain. Women and men often suffer silently with pelvic pain not realizing that interventions are available. Chronic pelvic pain is defined as persistent pain of unexplained nature in the lower abdominal region and pelvic area, including the vagina, tailbone and buttocks for women; or the anal, rectal, perineum and buttocks areas for men. Physical therapy offers a variety of treatment methods to help you manage or lessen your pain or symptoms and regain a sense of hope.
