Pelvic health physical therapy may help with pelvic pain, urinary leakage, postpartum recovery, SI dysfunction, core weakness, bladder urgency, and pelvic pressure. 

No. Pelvic health physical therapy can help both men and women with pelvic pain, bladder symptoms, post-surgical recovery, and pelvic floor dysfunction. 

Yes. Pelvic therapy can help restore core strength, pelvic floor coordination, scar mobility, posture, and return-to-exercise progression after pregnancy.

Yes. Pelvic health therapy is one of the most effective treatments for urinary leakage, urgency, and pelvic floor weakness.

Yes. SI dysfunction often overlaps with pelvic floor weakness, core instability, and movement dysfunction, all of which physical therapy can address.

Pelvic health therapy may benefit postpartum patients, men and women with pelvic pain, urinary symptoms, SI joint pain, and anyone dealing with core or pelvic instability.