Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation

Beaumont’s pelvic floor rehabilitation program is designed to meet each individuals need after an evaluation by one of our specialty trained licensed physical therapists.  
Evaluation is individualized and specific to each patient’s condition and concerns.  When you have your appointment, your pelvic floor physical therapist will explain in detail the assessment and treatment options and get your input and consent.  Your therapist will also spend time educating you on the condition, anatomy, how the assessment will proceed as well as possible treatment interventions, and most importantly take time to answer all of your questions.

Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation can help with

  • Bladder Leaking
  • Bowel Leaking
  • Pelvic Pain
  • Sexual Dysfunction
  • Post Op Pain
  • Pregnancy and Post-partum pelvic pain
  • Side effects from Cancer and Cancer treatments

Benefits from our treatment program include

  • Improving/Restoring Continence
  • Reducing PainImproving/Restoring Sexual Function 
  • Improving Quality of Life
  • Increased  knowledge and understanding of underlying issue
  • Prevention of progressive issues related to pelvic floor weakness or tension.
  • Getting back to being YOU

Possible Treatments (all treatment plans are individualized for each patient and their needs and goals)

  • Surface EMG or Biofeedback
  • Strengthening
  • Manual Therapy
  • External and Internal ( intra-vaginal or intra-rectal) manual work
  • Electrical Stimulation
  • Patient Education
  • Self-care Interventions

Typical Diagnoses for Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation

  •  Bladder Dysfunction 
    • Urge incontinence 
    • Stress incontinence 
    • Urinary retention 
    • Urinary frequency
  • Painful Bladder Syndrome
    • Interstitial Cystitis
    • Overactive Bladder Syndrome
  • Bowel Dysfunction 
    • Incontinence
    • Constipation 
    • Hypersensitivity
  • Pelvic Pain 
    • Levator ani syndrome
    • Pelvic floor myalgia
  • Sexual Dysfunction
    • Vaginismus
    • Erectile dysfunction
    • Dyspareunia ( painful intercourse)
  • Low Back pain in Pregnancy and Post-Partum issues
    • Diastasis recti
    • Osteitis pubis
    • Scar Tissue adhesion/pain