The Pelvic Floor
The Pelvic floor muscles are the layer of muscles that stretch from the tailbone in the back, to the pubic bone in the front. These muscles support the pelvic organs. They work with the deep abdominal muscles, back, and diaphragm to support the spine and regulate pressure inside the abdomen.
Pelvic floor dysfunction can result in symptoms such as:
Urinary urgency, frequency, hesitancy, stopping and starting of urine stream, painful urination, or incomplete emptying
Constipation, straining, pain with bowel movements
Unexplained pain in the low back, pelvic region, genital area, or rectum
Pain during or after intercourse, orgasm, or sexual stimulation
Uncoordinated muscle contractions causing the pelvic floor muscles to spasm
If you’re experiencing any of these symptoms, you may benefit from Pelvic Floor Therapy.
Pelvic Floor conditions can be treated & healed without surgery
Speak with us about your symptoms or diagnosis. We’ll help you to create a custom recovery plan and provide the latest techniques including Dry Needling Trigger Point Therapy.
