Everyone’s pelvic floor muscles have some tension in them, as this tension helps the muscles perform their essential functions. While pelvic floor muscle tension is not inherently negative, it can contribute to several concerns if too much tension exists, if the muscles struggle to relax when needed, or if it... read more →
May
03
Apr
26
Today, we will explore the realm of pelvic floor muscle weakness. Muscles, including the pelvic floor, may become weak if they are underutilized, misused, or injured. Some individuals may experience a defined turning point in their pelvic floor muscle function. For most though, this is a gradual change that occurs... read more →
Apr
19
Whether you found your way to pelvic floor therapy from being referred by your doctor, hearing about it from a friend, or through the vast and magical world of social media, we are so glad you have found us! Visiting any medical professional for the first time can seem daunting.... read more →
Apr
12
To best understand the function of the pelvic floor muscles, we must first understand the anatomy of the pelvis. As we begin, please note that both men and women have pelvises AND pelvic floors! Men also frequently suffer from pelvic health conditions. The information in these blog posts will typically... read more →
Jul
16
What a few months this has been! We are so looking forward to seeing again those of you who have paused your treatment plan due to COVID-19, and also looking forward to meeting some new folks who have had to hold off due to the current health crisis. Telehealth Options... read more →
Apr
10
Kegel exercises, which are one type of pelvic floor exercise, have been in use since 1948. For decades, doctors have praised this exercise as an excellent tool to help with a number of pelvic health issues. While this exercises was once most often recommended to pregnant individuals, kegels can be... read more →
Mar
19
The most common symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction are pelvic pain and urinary incontinence. Some men and women experience both, while others suffer one or the other. Pelvic pain can appear in women and men of all ages. It usually manifests as a feeling of pain or pressure in the... read more →
Feb
15
Pelvic therapy is an often-misunderstood field. Understandably, many people feel uncomfortable or embarrassed when talking about concerns relating to bladder, bowel, and sexual function. While it may seem invasive to some, pelvic therapists have heard it all – nothing surprises us! Here at Grace Physical Therapy, we strive to foster... read more →
Jan
29
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