Specifically, we look at the muscles of the pelvic girdle to determine if they are weak, tight, painful, in spasm, and have proper coordination to determine their effect on your symptoms. We also assess how you breathe, your posture, and look at how you move throughout the day to determine their effect on your symptoms.

Pelvic treatment is highly specific to each patient and may include pelvic floor relaxation and/or strengthening exercises, core muscle & breathing coordination exercises, manual techniques for trigger points or myofascial restrictions, postural training, behavioral training on toilet habits/hygiene/hydration, coordination training of the pelvic floor and pelvic girdle musculature, internal or external biofeedback/e-stim, rehabilitative ultrasound imaging, therapeutic ultrasound, and occasional use of modalities for pain control. 

Wondering if you would benefit from Pelvic Physical Therapy? Take a look at the common conditions treated in Pelvic PT (for Men, Women, and Children) that Amanda and Leslie have experience in treating!