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Why choose our pelvic physical therapy services?

Pelvic floor dysfunction is a common problem affecting millions of Americans, but unfortunately, it goes mis- or undiagnosed. The Doylestown Health Pelvic Health Program treats pelvic floor dysfunction in men and women through urology and rehabilitation services, ensuring the best possible functioning and management of the bladder, bowel and reproductive organs.

Why Albany Med for pelvic physical therapy?

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Why pelvic physical therapy at Herman and Wallace?

The Pelvic Health Physical Therapy Program. Our mission is to provide comprehensive and compassionate, patient-centered care, by educating the community on the role of pelvic physical therapy. Our goal at Albany Med is to provide the highest quality of care in treating women, men and children affected by pelvic. floor dysfunction.

What are the symptoms of pelvic dysfunction in men?

Our programs help improve your pelvic health while dealing with issues such as pelvic pain, pain with sex, and urinary leakage. We also provide postpartum, pregnancy, and athlete-focused programs. ... Patient Portal Pay My Bill Schedule Elevated Pelvic Health. 603 S. Gillette Ave Gillette, WY 82716 Ph: (307) 682-2500. Fax: (307) 939-7080.

What is the Pelvic Floor?

The pelvic floor is a complex muscle structure suspended between the pelvic bone in the front and the tailbone in the back, forming a sling, or hammock. These muscles, nerves, connective tissues and skeletal structures support the bladder, rectum, uterus and vagina (in women) and prostate (in men).

Symptoms You Might Experience with Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

Urinary Tract: urgency, frequency, leakage, discomfort, difficulty urinating

Visit Doylestown Health Urology

Doylestown Health Urology will conduct a thorough pelvic health assessment which includes:

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What is pelvic physical therapy?

The pelvic physical therapy evaluation and appointment are one-on-one meetings with a physical therapist held in a private treatment room. Your therapist will talk to you to find out more about your symptoms and your goals. Review of your medical history, symptoms and goals. Detailed history and assessment, in order to individualize your care ...

How to assess pelvic floor muscle function?

Assessing pelvic floor muscle function using visual and/ or manual internal and external examination of your pelvic muscles via vagina and/ or rectum. A biofeedback evaluation may be included. These instruments record your muscle activity and help evaluate your pelvic floor muscles.

How long does it take to get physical therapy?

Your first physical therapy appointment will take approximately 60 minutes. Please arrive at least 15-20 minutes prior to your scheduled appointment, in order to complete the necessary paperwork. To lessen your paperwork at your time of arrival you can print and complete the patient history forms prior to your arrival.

Pelvic conditions treated

Each member of our team specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of pelvic floor dysfunction, a term applied to conditions that affect the pelvic organs. Our experts treat a variety of patients — from those with routine problems to others who require additional specialized testing, therapy, and surgical treatment.

Intake Form

Please print out and complete all appropriate sections of this form prior to your visit. New Patient Intake Form

Non-surgical Solutions

Lakeside offers several non-surgical options for pelvic floor symptoms such as the following.

Surgical Options

Lakeside provides patients with access to state-of-the-art robotic surgery technology. Many urological conditions can be treated effectively without a large incision and with less pain.

Urinary Incontinence

Dr. Arielle Allen, a urogynecologist at Lakeside Women's Hospital, speaks about urinary incontinence and how many women don't want to talk about it.

Arielle Allen, D.O., Urogynecology

Arielle Allen, D.O., is currently accepting new patients. Call 405-936-1000 to schedule an appointment.

Urogynecology

Millions of women suffer from pelvic floor disorders. They can be embarrassing – even frightening. But your INTEGRIS Health urogynecologist is here to help.

Women's Health Services

From fertility, labor and delivery to pediatrics, specialized breast care, heart health and everything in between, we bring you the exceptional care every woman deserves.

Urinary Incontinence (UI)

Incontinence is common – and it’s very treatable. Don’t suffer in silence. Talk to your doctor today.