Pelvic Physiotherapist

A pelvic floor physical therapist helps people with problems involving the muscles that support the bladder, bowel, and reproductive organs. Your patients may be women recovering after childbirth, men after prostate surgery, athletes with pelvic pain, or older adults dealing with leaks and pressure. Appointments are private, one-on-one, and unhurried. You take a detailed history, assess posture, breathing, and strength, sometimes with an internal exam done with consent, and build a plan of exercises, relaxation techniques, and education. You often coordinate with gynecologists, urologists, and primary care physicians, and part of the job is helping people feel comfortable talking about topics they may have avoided for years.