Bladder and bowel conditions are common health problems affecting millions of women. Often, those experiencing symptoms will limit their physical activity and social interactions, associating their symptoms with a decreased quality of life and a poor self-image. Physical therapy may help!
We understand the intimacy of these issues. Our physical therapists have advanced, specialized training in the management and treatment of symptoms and dysfunction associated with bladder and bowel conditions. We are devoted to providing one-to-one care with individualized treatment programs in a peaceful and supportive environment.
Types of bowel and bladder dysfunction treated (but not limited to):
The goal of physical therapy is to normalize the abdominal and pelvic floor muscle tone/activity, motor control, and coordination. Pelvic floor muscle contractions (commonly known as Kegels) will be incorporated once involved musculature is in its optimal length and neuromuscular control is present. In addition, education regarding proper bladder/bowel habits, postural needs and ergonomics may positively influence rehabilitative outcomes. Our Women’s Health physical therapists seek to provide the optimal treatment to address individual concerns or needs.
Treatment options vary by condition and may include:
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