Pelvic pain

Pelvic pain is pain experienced within the area between the belly button and upper thighs. This could be pain perceived in:

Lower back, sacral joint , coccyx (tailbone)
Rectal, testes, perineum or penis
Bladder or urethra
Bowel (like with irritable bowel syndrome or constipation)

Those experiencing chronic pelvic pain are more likely to have multiple symptoms. We know that 80% of women with pelvic pain will have pelvic floor muscle tension contributing to their symptoms.
Pelvic pain is best managed with a multidisciplinary approach, looking at the whole person and working collaboratively with other health care professionals. At BodySense Physiotherapy we are here to listen and help you make sense of your pelvic pain.

We can offer various management strategies to assist you such as:

Soft tissue mobilisation
Relaxation and breathing strategies
Improve pelvic floor muscle function
Prescribe paced exercise program
Electrical stimulation (like TENS)
Dry needling
Address any additional complaints that can commonly occur with pelvic pain like painful intercourse, constipation and bladder urgency

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