Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy
for Men’s Health

Restore Your Pelvic Health and Wellness

Pelvic floor physical therapy can help men prepare for and recover from prostate surgery (prostatectomy) and successfully treat incontinence, erectile dysfunction, abacterial prostatitis, pelvic pain, and constipation.

At least 1 in 6 men will experience pelvic floor dysfunction. Pain may be in a specific spot or spread throughout a large area. It can feel dull, sharp, more like pressure and can be constant or changing throughout the day.

What is Male Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy?

While pelvic floor physical therapy is a better know treatment for women, it’s important to remember that men have pelvic floor muscles too, and can also suffer from pelvic floor dysfunction.

Various male pelvic floor conditions can be successfully treated with pelvic floor physical therapy. Our pelvic floor specialists complete additional education courses to be trained to treat male pelvic anatomy with conditions that relate to men's urologic, sexual, and colorectal health. This includes preparing and recovering from prostatectomy (incontinence, erectile dysfunction), as well as treating pelvic pain (including penile and testicular pain), Abacterial Chronic Prostatitis, constipation, hip tightness, and more.

Recovery from Prostatectomy

After surgery for prostate cancer, it is common to suffer from incontinence (urinary leaking), erectile disfunction and pain. Our pelvic floor physical therapists can help you improve your pelvic muscle strength and control, increase blood flow to the affected area, and reduce pain and discomfort. It can also help you improve your bladder control, bowel control and erectile dysfunction.

The Pelvic Health & Wellness treatment approach

Whole-person, individualized pelvic floor physical therapy
in a caring & safe environment

At Pelvic Health & Wellness, our pelvic floor physical therapists are highly trained in treating men’s pelvic floor conditions. More than anything, we understand that being ready to discuss your pelvic floor wellness concerns is a sensitive topic and comes from a place of strength. Our pelvic floor PT’s are here to listen to you, support you, and encourage you on your journey back to pelvic health and wellness.

Our pelvic floor therapists embrace a holistic, whole-body approach to assessing and treating male pelvic floor dysfunction. Through education, manual therapies, biofeedback and exercise, we can help decrease and manage your pelvic floor dysfunction. Our physical therapy sessions are all one-on-one and individualized to meet your specific needs and health goals.

Pelvic floor physical therapy can treat:

  • Preparing and recovering from prostatectomy (incontinence, erectile dysfunction)

  • Abacterial Chronic Prostatitis

  • Penile or Testicular Pain

Symptoms of pelvic floor problems in men include:

  • Frequent need to urinate

  • Urinary or bowel accidents

  • Chronic constipation

  • Painful urination

  • Pain in the lower back, genitals or rectum

  • Erectile dysfunction

  • “Dr. Lauryn made it easy to talk about my testicular pain and ED. She not only helped me but made me feel safe and comfortable.”

    -JS

Ready to get started?

Ready to learn more about how our physical therapists can treat your pelvic floor concerns? Schedule your first appointment today using the link below or give us a call at 414-214-3474.

Pelvic Health & Wellness was built with you in mind. We practice whole-person, individualized pelvic floor physical therapy in a caring and safe environment. Our therapists specialize in treating pelvic health concerns such as pain, incontinence, erectile dysfunction, constipation, recovery from prostate surgery, and more.

We understand that being ready to talk about and address your pelvic floor wellness concerns comes from a place of strength. We are here to support and encourage you on your journey back to pelvic health so you can get back to doing what you love! If you are ready to take the first step in reclaiming your pelvic health and wellness, contact us today.