Have you ever googled your symptoms and seen the word prolapse come up? Or maybe you saw it when researching postpartum issues that may happen to you? Or maybe you’ve even been diagnosed with prolapse on a gynecological exam with little information on what it is or where to go from here? However you have […]
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Although the pandemic didn’t lead to the baby boom we anticipated in 2020/2021, news outlets and researchers are already predicting a boom for 2022! And while this news may not spark joy for all, it sure warms the heart of us Doctors of Physical Therapy who hold a passion for helping moms-to-be and new moms
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Pelvic Floor Therapy may sound intimidating but it’s really not different from rehabing any other part of the body. If you have pelvic or perineal pain, pelvic pressure, incontinence of any type, or have had an injury/surgery (including vaginal and c-section delivery), then pelvic floor therapy is right for you! And here are some of
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Pelvic floor dysfunctions can be caused by trauma, child birth, aging, stress, or even poor body mechanics, but these problems can have a significant negative effect on one’s quality of life. Some of the most common pelvic floor dysfunctions that can be improved with physical therapy include: Pain Similar to other regions of the body,
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The pelvic floor or pelvic diaphragm is the group of muscles and connective tissues that fill the bottom opening of the pelvis, spanning from the pubic bone to the sits bones to the tailbone. This structure separates the abdominal cavity from the perineum and provides outlets for the urethra, vagina in females, and rectum. Our
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