Therapists offer a wide variety of pelvic floor treatments, like manual therapy (basically a specialized internal massage technique to relieve tension). They will teach you exercises and stretches ...

If you struggle with tight or weak pelvic floor muscles and are dealing with urinary or bowel frequency, urinary or fecal incontinence, pain or prolapse, physical therapy can provide great relief or ...

We know that postpartum people are having issues,” says Sara Reardon, a pelvic floor physical therapist in New Orleans. While slapping on a pantyliner and waiting it out seems like the simple ...

They offer physical therapy, medications, talk therapy, and injections. Pelvic floor physical therapy is the primary treatment for PFD. For hypotonic PFD, the goal is to strengthen pelvic muscles with ...