Men with pelvic floor dysfunction are often misdiagnosed as having chronic non-bacterial prostatitis. Patients frequently take several courses of antibiotics which fail to resolve symptoms as their underlying problem is pelvic floor dysfunction. The symptoms can manifest as urinary problems, constipation, genital pain, and sexual dysfunction. This condition has recently been renamed Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CPPS). It accounts for 90% of prostatitis cases as the prostate is not the source of the pain.
Research has shown that musculoskeletal tension or imbalance is the cause of these symptoms. Skilled treatment by a physical therapist to address the musculoskeletal dysfunction often helps to resolve this chronic pain. At Pelvicore Rehab we specialize in treating all pelvic floor issues through a comprehensive evaluation process. This is essential to treat the source of the problem and leads patients to recovery and return to an active lifestyle.
“I was referred to Pelvicore rehab for persistent pain in the tip of my penis. I had been to several doctors and had been through too many rounds of antibiotics. At times the pain improved slightly but always returned. I had other medical conditions which complicated the situation. Someone recommended I try pelvic floor physical therapy. Once I met Susan my life changed. She discovered that I had many trigger points in very deep muscles that were referring pain to the tip of my penis. Over a few sessions Susan released the trigger points and taught me how to continue to manage them on my own. The pain is gone and my life has changed! My focus is no longer managing my pain but rather living my life." Paul D.
Pelvic floor dysfunction in men is common and shouldn’t be ignored. In this video, Susan breaks down the key symptoms of male pelvic floor dysfunction, including bladder, bowel, pelvic pain, and sexual issues.
Discover the 4 common symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction that you shouldn’t overlook! In this video, Susan Winograd PT, founder and owner of Pelvicore Rehab and Wellness, breaks down the “4 Ps” – peeing, pooping, pressure, and pain – and explains how symptoms related to the 4 Ps might signal a problem with your pelvic floor.
Do you feel like you’ve tried every groin pain treatment, and yet your groin pain still persists? In this video, Susan Winograd PT, founder and owner of Pelvicore Rehab and Wellness, talks about her whole-body approach to groin pain and how a pelvic floor physical therapist can work with you on discovering the root cause of your stubborn groin pain.
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