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Concrete Bridge Intersection

Premier clinic for
Male Pelvic Floor Therapy
in Albuquerque

Why choose Trailhead Pelvic & Visceral Physical Therapy?

 

While women's health physical therapy has existed for a long time, male pelvic health has often been overlooked. We prioritize male pelvic health and strive to learn from current leaders in men's health to provide the best care possible. 

Please tell me more about pelvic floor therapy for men.

Research suggests that pelvic floor therapy is a safe, low-risk treatment option that should be the first choice in managing different types of pelvic floor dysfunction.

 

The pelvic floor muscles are essential for controlling bowel, bladder, and sexual function. Our pelvic floor physical therapist can help you by explaining your condition and giving you strategies for your bowel, bladder, or sexual function. They can also educate you on the impact of blood flow, positioning, and pelvic floor muscle contraction on sexual dysfunction. Our therapist will take a holistic approach to treatment, addressing any other factors that may affect your pelvic floor function, including orthopedic considerations.

 

Your therapist may teach you pain management techniques, Kegel exercises, pelvic floor stretches, and breathing exercises. Other treatment options are available, such as gentle mobilization techniques for pain and modalities like ultrasound, balloon biofeedback, or surface EMG biofeedback. 

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Visit us for pelvic pain.

Learn that:
• Pain does not mean my body is damaged.
• Thoughts, emotions, and experiences affect pain.
• You can retrain your overprotective pain system. 

This screening tool is available if you are unsure if your pelvic floor may be a cause of your symptoms. 

Male pelvic floor therapy - Comprehensive list of conditions we treat

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Sexual dysfunction

  • Hard-flaccid syndrome (pain/semi-rigid penis)

  • Peyronie's (curvature penis)

  • Erectile dysfunction (ED)

  • Premature/delayed ejaculation

  • Other ejaculatory dysfunctions

  • Priapism (persistent/pain/erection)

  • Phimosis (tight foreskin)

  • Painful masturbation 

  • Painful erection

  • Painful intercourse

Urinary symptoms:

  • Urgency (need to run to make it)

  • Frequency (need to go a lot)

  • Post-void dribble (leaking after you have just gone)

  • Incontinence (leaking)

  • Painful urination

Pain

  • Chronic pelvic pain syndrome/CPPS

  • Chronic non-bacterial prostatitis

  • Post-vasectomy scrotal pain

  • Penis pain

  • Perineal pain (area behind the scrotum)

  • Painful bladder

  • Testicle pain

  • Pudendal neuralgia (nerve pain)

  • Athletic pubalgia (sport's hernia/chronic groin lesion)

  • Pain with sitting

  • Piriformis syndrome

  • Psoas syndrome

  • Visit Orthopedic PT for more information.

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Gut & bowel conditions

  • Constipation

  • Fecal incontinence (leakage of stool)

  • Gas incontinence (uncontrollable gas)

  • Rectal pain

  • Rectal fissures

  • Abdominal issues or pain

  • Visit visceral conditions for more information

Post-prostate resection surgery

  • For benign prostatic hyperplasia, such as TURP

Post-prostatectomy

Post-prostatectomy

  • Please come for one or two visits 4-6 weeks prior to your surgery. 

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