Pelvic Floor Therapy

Specialized pelvic floor rehabilitation to help you live more comfortably and confidently.

Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation at Knox Physical Therapy

Care for pelvic pain and symptoms that can disrupt everyday life.

Pelvic pain and additional issues surrounding the pelvic floor can occur for many reasons. They can feel limiting or embarrassing and may keep you from daily tasks and the activities you love. Knox Physical Therapy offers targeted pelvic floor rehabilitation programs to help reduce or eliminate the pain and symptoms you are experiencing.

Could Pelvic Floor Therapy Help You?

Physical therapy can help women experiencing occasional or chronic pelvic pain and related concerns.
Pelvic Pain

Targeted rehabilitation may help reduce symptoms from occasional or chronic pelvic pain so daily movement and activities feel more manageable.

Urinary or Fecal Incontinence

Pelvic floor muscle retraining, bladder training, and biofeedback can be part of an individualized plan for bladder or bowel concerns.

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Women with pelvic organ prolapse may be strong candidates for pelvic floor rehabilitation and an individualized plan of care.

Pain During Intercourse

Women experiencing pain during intercourse can discuss their symptoms and goals with a physical therapist during a thorough evaluation.

Pregnancy, Postpartum & Menopause

Pregnant, postpartum, and postmenopausal women may benefit from care designed around their specific pelvic floor symptoms and needs.

What Your Treatment Plan May Include

A thorough evaluation guides care tailored to your needs.

Your initial appointment includes a thorough physical evaluation and review of your medical history. This helps your physical therapist determine the best course of treatment for your needs. Services may include:

  • Education, including patient handouts and thorough information about your condition to take home
  • Bladder training focused on your bladder schedule
  • Neuro retraining that incorporates pelvic floor muscle activation during simulated daily activities
  • Biofeedback
  • Pelvic floor muscle retraining
  • Additional care as needed

Pelvic floor rehabilitation is important because comfort, movement, and participation in your life matter. Our goal is to help correct pelvic floor problems so you can get back to living without pain.