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Pelvic floor dysfunction is a common problem affecting millions of Americans, but unfortunately, it goes mis- or undiagnosed. At the Doylestown Health Pelvic Health Center, we offer an extensive network of specialists to treat pelvic floor dysfunction in men and women, ensuring the best possible functioning and management of the bladder, bowel and reproductive organs.
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). Having a strong pelvic floor is essential for proper bladder and bowel function, comfort, sexual performance, and pelvic stability with movement.
Symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction may include:
Our Pelvic Health Center conducts a thorough pelvic health assessment to diagnose and treat your condition with the best possible results. The assessment includes:
You will be provided with treatment options that are optimal for you and may include:
Pelvic health issues can be common after giving birth. But many women are so busy taking caring of their new babies that they do not take care of themselves.
Pelvic issues can have a long-term effect on your health without early intervention. The goal of our Postpartum Recovery Program is to take care of you. Our program provides pre- and post-delivery education through Doylestown Hospital and a path to urogynecologic care, offering solutions for pelvic pain and discomfort.
Symptoms treated include:
Treatments include:
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). Having a strong pelvic floor is essential for proper bladder and bowel function, comfort, sexual performance, and pelvic stability with movement.
Symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction may include:
Our Pelvic Health Center conducts a thorough pelvic health assessment to diagnose and treat your condition with the best possible results. The assessment includes:
You will be provided with treatment options that are optimal for you and may include:
Pelvic health issues can be common after giving birth. But many women are so busy taking caring of their new babies that they do not take care of themselves.
Pelvic issues can have a long-term effect on your health without early intervention. The goal of our Postpartum Recovery Program is to take care of you. Our program provides pre- and post-delivery education through Doylestown Hospital and a path to urogynecologic care, offering solutions for pelvic pain and discomfort.
Symptoms treated include:
Treatments include:
Almost every woman can benefit from pelvic floor physical therapy after giving birth — whether you have a cesarean or vaginal delivery. The force and strain of pregnancy can cause trauma and injury to your pelvic floor, which can lead to leaking, discomfort and other quality of life issues. Read on to discover how two sisters conquered postpartum pelvic floor dysfunction.
