Tag: <span>constipation</span>

Your pelvic floor: what is it good for?

In Bladder Dysfunction by Shannon Pacella / December 7, 2016

By Shannon Pacella, DPT, PHRC Lexington   The pelvic floor is a phrase used very frequently here on the blog as well as in our clinics, but to those unfamiliar with this area of the body, it may still be this illusive mystery. I want to break down the pelvic floor into each of the […]

“How Hernias Can Cause Pelvic Pain”

In Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy by Stephanie Prendergast / February 11, 2016

  This week, our guest writer Dr. Shirin Towfigh will discuss Inguinal Hernia’s and how they may be related to pelvic pain.  Hi all. This is Dr. Shirin Towfigh. I am a Board Certified General Surgeon who specializes exclusively in all things hernia, with specialty in hernias among women and complications related to hernia repair. […]

What’s The ‘Right’ Way To Poop?

In Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy by Stephanie Prendergast / February 4, 2016

      From NPR1 to Men’s Health 2, the right way to poop has become an increasingly hot topic for discussion. In fact “Put Your Constipation Woes Behind You,”  is consistently our highest ranking blog every week. Oh, and if you haven’t seen the knight and unicorn bestowing the benefits of the squatty potty3, go watch it […]

Why Get PT 1st? Here are the facts

In Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy by Stephanie Prendergast / December 4, 2015

By Stephanie Prendergast   Vaginal pain. Burning with urination. Post-ejaculatory pain. Constipation. Genital pain following bowel movements. Pelvic pain that prevents sitting, exercising, wearing pants and having pleasurable intercourse. When a person develops these symptoms, physical and occupational therapy is not the first avenue of treatment they turn to for help. In fact, physical and […]

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