Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
Leaking, pelvic pressure, or pain is not just part of getting older or something to put up with after childbirth or surgery. With the right therapy, most people see real improvement.
Pelvic floor therapy is available at our Bensonhurst, Brooklyn clinic.
Signs your pelvic floor needs support
- Leaking when you cough, sneeze, run, or lift
- Urgency or frequency, or trouble starting or fully emptying
- Pelvic pressure or a feeling of heaviness
- Painful intercourse or tailbone pain
- Abdominal separation after pregnancy (diastasis)
- Leakage after prostate surgery
What tends to cause it
Pelvic floor problems can follow pregnancy and childbirth, surgery, chronic straining, or long-standing core weakness or muscle tension. The pelvic floor works together with your core, hips, and back, so finding which part is under-working or overworking is the key to lasting relief.
Women
Postpartum leaks or heaviness, pregnancy-related pelvic and back pain, prolapse symptoms, and painful intercourse.
Men
Recovery after prostate surgery, chronic pelvic pain, urgency, and frequency.
Seniors
Urinary or bowel leakage and core weakness that affects balance and mobility.
Athletes
Runners, lifters, and active adults with leakage, pelvic dysfunction, or core instability.
Personalized exercise
Pelvic floor and core exercises matched to what your body needs, not a generic routine.
Hands-on care
Manual therapy to ease tension and restore healthy movement.
Breathing and pressure control
Learning how to manage pressure through your core during daily activity and exercise.
Habits and home program
Practical guidance on bladder and bowel habits, plus a plan you can follow at home.
Common questions
Is pelvic floor therapy only for women?
Is leaking normal after childbirth?
Do I need a referral?
Which clinic offers pelvic floor therapy?
Ready to feel strong again?
Book an evaluation at our Bensonhurst clinic — most major insurance accepted.