What we treat
Most men who come to us have been somewhere else first. The tests came back normal, the antibiotics did not change much, and nobody explained what was actually going on. Often the pelvic floor muscles are part of the picture, and that is what we assess.
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Pain
- Pelvic pain
- Chronic prostatitis and CPPS
- Testicular pain
- Post-vasectomy pain
- Penile pain
- Rectal and anal pain
- Pudendal nerve symptoms
- Hard flaccid
- Pain with sex or after ejaculation
Urinary
- Going too often, sudden urgency, never feeling empty
- Trouble starting, a weak or stop-start stream
- Dribbling afterwards
- Getting up at night
Sexual health
- Erectile difficulties where the pelvic floor may play a part
- Premature ejaculation
- Pain during or after sex
Bowel
- Constipation and straining
- Incomplete emptying
- Pain after a bowel movement
- Symptoms after colorectal surgery
Before and after prostate surgery
How we work
Every patient follows the same path:
- Free 15-minute callTalk to a clinician first. No commitment.
- 45-minute evaluationOne on one, explained as we go.
- Hands-on treatmentIn a private room, with your own therapist each visit.
- Home programShort, and built around your day, not a generic exercise sheet.
Pelvic floor work is not only about strengthening. For a lot of men the muscles are too tight, not too weak, which is why we assess before prescribing.
When to see a doctor first
Some symptoms need urgent medical care, not physical therapy. See a doctor or go to an emergency room if you have sudden severe testicular pain or swelling, fever with pelvic or urinary pain, blood in your urine or stool, you cannot pass urine, or new numbness in the groin or legs.
Talk to a clinician first
Start with a free 15-minute call. No commitment.
Or call (929) 590-3445. Talk to a clinician first. No referral needed.