Pelvic Physical Therapy and complaints

Pelvic physiotherapy is a master specialisation within physiotherapy.
For treatment, a referral from a (general) physician is usually not necessary. A pelvic physiotherapist treats men and women as well as children of all ages.

• Unintentional loss of urine and/or faeces (on urge or exertion)
• Inability to urinate or defecate properly
• Pain during and after pregnancy
• Sexual problems (e.g. pain during intercourse) related to the pelvic floor
• Erectile dysfunction
• Prostate problems (e.g. after prostate surgery and benign prostate enlargement)
• Pain in the lower abdomen, groin, around the anus or genitals
• (Chronic) low back pain
• Hip pain
• Pain at the tailbone (coccygodenia), see also tailbone correction
• Pre- and postoperative transgender care
• Pelvic pain after an accident

Take a look at the video (in Dutch) below. It clarifies a lot.

Contact us if you have any of the above symptoms. The registered pelvic physiotherapist can help you.

Depending on your symptoms, make an appointment with the relevant specialist. When in doubt, consult with Deborah, the assistant in our practice.

For general physical therapy, please see any physical therapist on our team.