Male Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Edmonton
Revive Your Pelvic Floor Recovery Today!
Male pelvic health has fallen behind in research and recognition of pelvic floor muscle problems, leaving men confused, isolated, and searching for answers.
If you’ve been battling pelvic issues silently, we urge you to come forward!
These problems don’t improve on their own and it is definitely not something you have to ‘just put up with’!
If you experience painful bowel movements, incontinence, erectile dysfunction, or post-prostate surgery complications, Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy can help alleviate symptoms.
Don’t Choose Pain. Rise Above It.
Relieve Your Symptoms With Edmonton’s Leading Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy for Male
We Can Assist You in Addressing the Following Conditions:
Post-Prostatectomy Incontinence
Erectile dysfunction
Pelvic Pain including Chronic Prostatitis, Testicular and Penile pain syndromes
Nocturia (frequent urination at night)
Symptoms of retention which can often be associated with Benign Prostate Hyperplasia and/or a tight pelvic floor
Tight Pelvic Floor
Chronic Constipation
Ejaculation-Related Pain or Discomfort
Pain in the Genitalia
Shockwave Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction:
At In Step Physiotherapy, we offer shockwave therapy as an effective and non-invasive treatment option for men experiencing erectile dysfunction. Shockwave therapy is a cutting-edge technique that uses low-intensity acoustic waves to stimulate blood vessel growth, enhance blood flow, and promote tissue regeneration in the penile area.
How Does Shockwave Therapy Work for Erectile Dysfunction?
Benefits of Shockwave Therapy for Erectile Dysfunction:
- Non-Invasive Treatment
- Improved Erectile Function
- Enhanced Sexual Performance
- Minimal Side Effects
- Long-lasting Results
Why Choose In Step for Male Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Edmonton
- At In Step Physical Therapy In Downtown Edmonton, we are trained in musculoskeletal physiotherapy, chronic pelvic pain treatment, and male health physiotherapy, giving us a unique skill set to examine and diagnose pelvic disorders.
- We diagnose and treat them by evaluating the function of the pelvic floor muscles using internal and external “hands-on” or manual techniques to your low back and pelvis, getting the joints moving correctly.
- We then implement a tailored schedule of motor control exercises to cure it. Treatment may involve pelvic floor exercises, Pilates-based abdominal muscle strengthening exercises, neural mobilizations, new breathing and relaxation techniques, and other activities.
