Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

1 in 4 women are incontinent.

1 in 9 men are incontinent.

1 in 6 children under the age of 17 struggle with incontinence.

Only 1 in 12 people seek out treatment because they are embarrassed to talk about it, or don’t know that help is available.

Incontinence is just one of many Pelvic Floor conditions that can be treated by a trained Pelvic floor Physical Therapist at Pro Active Physical Therapy. We provide a comfortable & positive environment to encourage patients to successfully complete a pelvic health physical therapy program. Our facility has private rooms for pelvic health treatments to put patients at ease when addressing a sensitive issue such as this.

Our Pelvic Health Physical Therapist in Sunnyvale, offers you valuable advice and an individually tailored treatment program to help treat your pelvic problems. Some of the pelvic issues we treat at our clinic are:

Vaginal Pain Syndrome (as a result of pelvic dysfunction)
Pelvic Floor Dysfunction
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Urinary Conditions

Musculoskeletal Conditions

Lower Back Pain
Groin / Pubic Pain
Sacroiliac Pain
Piriformis Syndrome

Pre/Post-Partum Care

Diastasis recti
Weak Pelvic Floor
Low Back Pain

Program Highlights:

Extensive Initial Assessment
Detailed history intake of patient’s pelvic issues
Individualized treatment sessions, 30 – 45 minutes in duration
Recommended 4 – 8 treatments typically 1-2x/week* (varies from patient to patient)
Outcomes vary and rely on treatment compliance and active patient participation

What does the typical treatment entail for Pelvic Floor?

After a detailed initial evaluation, your therapist will discuss the findings with you and plan a treatment program to best suite your needs. Some of the components of the treatment include dietary modifications, changes in voiding pattern, tips to tackle the urgency to empty your bladder. A home exercise program will be set up for you to work on. Your therapist may also suggest the use of different techniques to help you with your exercise program. These techniques may include:

Manual (hands on) techniques to help you locate and work your weak pelvic muscles correctly.
Electrical Stimulation

*We Do not do any internal work for Pelvic Floor patients.

“Pelvic floor physiotherapy is not just for women who have given birth. It’s for anyone who suffers from pelvic pain, urinary incontinence, sexual dysfunction, or other issues related to the pelvic floor muscles. Don’t let these problems affect your confidence, intimacy, and well-being. Take action today and see what pelvic floor therapy can do for you.”

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy, Sunnyvale

There is a lot of recognition that is now a day’s happening for Pelvic Floor Therapy. Lot of researches on Women’s Health Therapy and Pelvic Floor Therapy have found to be very effective.

Awareness Campaigns for both men and women have been able to address the intimate issues both men and women that would significantly improve the quality of life.

Pelvic Floor Dysfunction and its related conditions can be due to infections (usually not diagnosed), pregnancy or childbirth, poor posture from the chronic low back or SI dysfunction, trauma (e.g. bad fall), or following surgery. It can also be insidious and appear to have no real incident that caused it.