Pelvic Floor Rehab

Call 931.363.9385

We are pleased to announce we are now offering Pelvic Floor Rehab or Women’s Health services here. Our women’s health program includes treatment of a range of problems unique to women of all ages. Prenatal and postpartum issues are addressed with exercise and modification of activities. Incontinence (leaking of urine, bowel, or gas) and pelvic pain can be treated with a variety of methods to help clients learn to exercise the pelvic floor muscles properly to resolve their symptoms. Physical therapy is an important part of treatment for posture problems and osteoporosis which are common in older women.

Next Steps

Find a Doctor

If you answer yes to any of the questions listed, you could benefit from conservative treatment for your bladder.

Do you urinate more than every two hours in the daytime?
Do you urinate more than once after going to bed?
Do you have trouble making it to the toilet on time when you have an urge to go?
Do you strain to pass urine?
Do you rush to go to the toilet to empty your bladder?
Are you unable to stop the flow of urine when on the toilet?
Do you have an urge to go but when you get to the toilet very little urinecomes out?
Do you lack the feeling that you need to go to the toilet?
Do you empty your bladder frequently, before you experience the urge to pass urine?
Do you have the feeling your bladder is still full after urinating?
Do you experience slow or hesitant urinary stream?
Do you have difficulty initiating the urine stream?
Do you have “triggers” that make you feel like you can’t wait to go to the toilet? (running water, key in the door)
Rate the following statement as it applies to you today. My bladder is controlling my life. 0 = not true at all 10 = completely true.

Talk to your healthcare provider for a referral to our Pelvic Floor Rehab program.

For additional information, call 931-363-9385!