PELVIC FLOOR THERAPY FOR REPRODUCTIVE AND SEXUAL DYSFUNCTION

The pelvic floor muscles play an important role in sexual and reproductive function, including arousal, comfort during intercourse, and orgasm. These muscles—and the surrounding joints and tissues—can also be affected by hormonal changes during pregnancy, after childbirth, through menopause, and even be affected by cancer medications.

    • Birth Preparation

    • Reduce risk of postpartum issues

    • Back pain

    • Pubic bone or tailbone pain

    • Manual Lymphatic Drainage for swelling

    • Pelvic Organ Prolapse

    • Scar Management (C-section)

    • Abdominal separation

    • Return to Sport

  • Breast Cancer

    • Shoulder dysfunction

    • Shoulder Prep for radiation therapy

    • Post-mastectomy scars

    • Post DIEP Flap Reconstruction

    • Pelvic floor dysfunction

    • Decreased bone density

    • Generalized joint pain

    Pelvic Cancer

    • Bowel/bladder issues

    • Pelvic pain

“Sex is painful and it makes it really difficult for me to enjoy. It’s beginning to put a strain on our relationship”

“It is difficult for me to get aroused or to climax”

“I can’t insert a tampon because it really hurts”

“I’m pregnant and I’m not exactly sure how to physically prepare”

You shouldn’t feel dismissed if you have any of these symptoms during or after your pregnancy. It isn’t always “just part of it”.

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