The Benefits Of Pelvic Floor Therapy

Pelvic floor therapy is an important part of our approach to holistic health. As we age, both men and women can experience issues with the pelvic floor muscles. A weakened pelvic floor can lead to issues with the bowels and bladder, incontinence, and even sexual issues.

Our physical therapists are experts at pelvic floor therapy for both men and women. With our unique, holistic approach to therapy and advanced techniques, our pelvic floor therapy options offer a wide variety of benefits. Learn more about the benefits of pelvic floor therapy now.

1. Reduction And Elimination Of Bladder And Bowel Issues

Bladder and bowel issues are common among older men, and among women who have experienced a difficult or traumatic pregnancy. Mild incontinence is often caused by a weakened pelvic floor, which affects the ability to “hold” in waste.

With our unique approach to pelvic floor therapy, most cases of mild incontinence can be resolved or eliminated completely.

2. Elimination Of Musculoskeletal Aches And Pains

The entire musculoskeletal system works as a single unit. Because of this, a weakened pelvic floor can affect many other parts of the body, such as the back, hips, and groin, and lead to pain and spasms. Pelvic floor therapy can eliminate these issues altogether and restore the balance of the body.

3. Better Sexual Health

Both men and women can benefit from a more fulfilling sex life through pelvic floor therapy. Pelvic pain can seriously affect the ability to have pleasurable sex. It can also contribute to impotence and erectile dysfunction (ED) in men. Pelvic floor therapy has been proven to aid both of these issues, and help patients live a more fulfilling life in the bedroom.

Get The Treatment You Need For Better Health At The Holistic Vitality Center!

No matter which of these issues you may suffer from, pelvic floor therapy is sure to help. With professional, trained therapists and a patient-focused approach to treatment, Holistic Vitality Center is the best place to receive treatment. Contact us now (919) 848-3333 or call us at  to learn more and get the help you need to live a better life.

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