Pelvic pain can occur for a number of reasons and may keep you from daily tasks and activities you love. Knox Physical Therapy offers pelvic rehabilitation to help ease symptoms of pelvic dysfunction and support your return to comfortable movement.
After giving birth, strained muscles and connective-tissue damage in the pelvic floor are common. Pelvic rehabilitation can help reduce pain while strengthening affected muscles and tissues.
Pelvic rehabilitation can help you improve strength and regain range of motion in the trunk and pelvic region during recovery from a surgical procedure.
Endometriosis can affect the bones, muscles, ligaments, and nerves in the pelvic region. Pelvic floor rehabilitation may help reduce pain and bloating while strengthening the pelvic floor.
A physical therapist can help identify the root of urinary incontinence and focus rehabilitation on strengthening the muscles under the bladder.
Pelvic rehabilitation can help loosen and relax muscles in the pelvic and anal areas, which may help relieve constipation.
Pelvic therapy may also improve painful intercourse and infertility problems and can address conditions including pelvic organ prolapse, dyspareunia, and diastasis recti.
Our physical therapists use pelvic floor rehabilitation and accompanying methods to address pelvic dysfunction. Your treatment plan is tailored to your symptoms, history, and goals, with the aim of reducing pain, improving strength and mobility, and helping you get back to the activities that matter to you.