Look Forward to Intimacy

Turn off your constant restroom radar

Say "No More" to Painful Periods

Monthly anxiety be gone! Get back to feeling normal and thriving any day of the month

Lower Back Pain

So tight it hurts? Pelvic muscles can refer to your hip and low back. Gain mobility and relief.

Look Forward to Intimacy

Occasional pain and discomfort are a part of life. Permanently living with these symptoms should not be.

Look Forward to Sitting

Is sitting in the saddle and riding a bike a challenge? Take control and team up with one our therapists and get back to living

RELIEF FROM PELVIC PAIN STARTS HERE

Pelvic pain can affect anyone and significantly impact your life. Our expert physical therapists identify the root cause of your discomfort and create personalized treatment plans to help you find lasting relief. We welcome everyone seeking solutions for pelvic pain.

FEMALE PELVIC PAIN

Most people know that physical therapists treat muscles and soft tissue (think tennis elbow or sprained ankle).

Pelvic physical therapy is the same thing! Often, it is the musculoskeletal system surrounding the pelvis that causes pelvic pain.

ARE YOU EXPERIENCING

sacroiliac joint pain/instability
pain during or after intercourse
period pain (dysmenorrhea)
endometriosis
abdominal and groin pain
difficulty exercising
difficulty wearing jeans, pants, or underwear
vulvar, vaginal, clitoral, perineal, or anal pain
interlabial, vulvar, or genital itching
painful urination
pain with sitting
bike saddle/seat pain (cyclist syndrome)
adhesion based infertility
low back pain

‍

Blue circle with white text stating 'You're not alone, 20% of women will experience musculoskeletal related pelvic pain.'

PELVIC PAIN CONDITIONS COMMONLY AFFECTING WOMEN

Many conditions can cause pelvic pain in individuals with female anatomy. We commonly treat:

Interstitial Cystitis/Painful Bladder Syndrome
Vulvodynia
Vestibulitis
Vaginismus
Dyspareunia
Clitorodynia
Fibromyalgia
Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD)
Pudendal Neuralgia
Endometriosis
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Lichens Planus
Lichens Sclerosus
Tailbone pain/coccydynia
Proctalgia Fugax
Pelvic Girdle Pain
Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction

Blue circular graphic with white text asking if you experience symptoms of yeast or urinary tract infection but have negative cultures, stating you may be misdiagnosed, which is common.

MALE PELVIC PAIN

PELVIC PAIN CONDITIONS COMMONLY AFFECTING MEN

Pelvic pain in individuals with male anatomy can arise from various sources. We commonly treat:

sacroiliac joint pain or instability
post-prostatectomy pain/urine leakage
penile, scrotal, perineal, or anal pain
difficulty exercising
pain with erections
post-ejaculate pain
constipation
urinary stream reduction
urinary urgency, frequency, and hesitancy
abdominal and groin pain
tailbone pain
painful urination
pain with sitting
bike saddle/seat pain (cyclist syndrome)

Blue circle with white text stating 10% of men will experience musculoskeletal related pelvic pain and message You're not alone.

Blue circular graphic with white text asking if you have been told you have chronic non-bacterial prostatitis but have negative cultures, suggesting you may be misdiagnosed and that it is common.

YOU MAY HAVE

Pudendal Neuralgia
Chronic Nonbacterial Prostatitis
Interstitial Cystitis/Painful Bladder Syndrome
Proctalgia Fugax
Irritable Bowel Syndrome
Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder
Fibromyalgia

The conditions listed above are common, but pelvic pain is complex and individual. If you don't see your specific concern, or if your experience with gender means these categories don't fully fit, please know we are here to help. We offer individualized assessments and treatment plans for everyone. Contact us to discuss your unique situation.