165.00 $ Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy New York

Pelvic floor physical therapy is an important part of the healthcare practice at Downtown Physical Therapists NYC. Our therapists are experts in pelvic floor issues and specialize in orthopedics, bladder, bowel, and sexual function to effectively relieve symptoms such as pain, discomfort, or disruptions in the quality of life. We provide hope and healing to both men and women suffering from pelvic pain, incontinence, or pelvic dysfunction.

What Is the Pelvic Floor?

A pelvic floor is a group of muscles that have the function of supporting the urinary and reproductive tracts. It also helps control the bladder and the bowels.

In women, the pelvic floor holds the bladder in place in the front and the vagina and rectum in the back. Muscles, tendons, and connective tissue hold the uterus in place at the top of the pelvic floor. When it comes to men, the pelvic floor helps keep the bowels, bladder, rectum, and urethra in place.

What Techniques Are Used During Pelvic Floor PT in NYC?

Pelvic floor physical therapy can include different techniques and exercises, such as:

• Trigger point therapy involves applying pressure to a specific spot on the body, either externally or internally. These spots are also known as trigger points. The doctor or your physical therapist might also inject anesthesia into the area.


• Kegel exercises help strengthen the pelvic floor muscles by relaxing and contracting them. These exercises can not only aid with pain alleviation during sex but also help control inconsistency. Your physical therapist can teach you how to do Kegels properly and get the most out of this exercise.


• Electrical stimulation is a technique that helps reduce pelvic pain and muscle spasms. Your physical therapist can use electrical stimulation in their office, but they can also teach you how to do it at home using special equipment.


• Biofeedback helps check how the exercises are going while also looking for improvements. Your physical therapist may place electrodes on the outside of your body, such as the anus or the vagina. Your physical therapist may also use an internal probe to evaluate the tension and relaxation of the pelvic floor muscles. The findings of this technique will be shown on a computer screen for you and your physical therapist to discuss.

Your doctor will customize the program based on the severity of your symptoms and your responsiveness to treatment. Since not everyone responds the same way to exercises, you must work with your physical therapist to develop a therapy plan that works best for you. In most cases, patients undergo such a session once a week for one to three months. It is critical to maintaining consistency if you wish to reap the benefits of the treatment.

What Is the Cost for a Pelvic Floor Therapy Session and Is It Covered by Insurance?

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