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Doing visceral manipulation for hiatal hernia

Women's Health Physical Therapy

We provide women's health physical therapy through all stages of life. We invite you to come when you go through pre-menopause and menopause. It's important to remember that experiencing leakage as you age is not normal.

 

We answer questions such as:

Should I do Kegels?

Did doing Kegels make my condition worse?

Should I lift my baby when I was diagnosed with a prolapse?

Is my pain coming from my bladder only, or is my pelvic floor involved?

Is my pelvic floor contributing to my orthopedic problem?

How should I exercise after a hysterectomy?

 

Pelvic physical therapy may help you avoid surgery or improve your recovery after surgery. We recommend a pelvic floor visit or two before surgery to strengthen your muscles and make rehab easier afterward.

We understand - we have been there ourselves.

Dealing with pelvic floor issues can be challenging, as they often come with feelings of anxiety, fear, and embarrassment. Your therapist understands it can be hard to leave the house when dealing with these problems. 

 

Dr. Sunel teaches you to work WITH your body while appreciating the body's own healing capabilities. She invites anyone suffering from pelvic floor issues to knock on her door. We can help with leaking and pain or improve those private moments behind closed doors. Gut and bowel conditions are our forte. It is time to look after yourself!

 

This screening tool can help you determine whether you need to schedule an appointment with our pelvic health specialist. 

Strengthening exercises with kettlebell for someone with prolapse
Pelvic model to teach Kegels
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