Physiotherapy Services
Pelvic floor physiotherapy
These dysfunctions can have their origin in multiple causes, such as trauma, childbirth, crush injury, lower back or hip injury, spinal cord damage or a genetic predisposition.
Some of the most common ailments are the following: Cervical pain, lumbago, dorsalgia, sprains, tendonitis, recovery from operations (fractures, prostheses, hernias…), dislocations, muscle tears, etc.
With the treatment we manage to reduce inflammation and relieve pain, recover mobility, strength, and adapt your return to your daily routine before the injury.
Pathologies of the gastrointestinal, reproductive, renal and neurological systems such as: irritable bowel syndrome, endometriosis in women, interstitial cystitis (painful bladder syndrome), cancer, prostate disorders in men, fibromyalgia, depression and anxiety, etc., can also affect the pelvic floor, both in women and men.
Fortunately, physical therapy offers a conservative and highly effective approach to treating pelvic floor dysfunction. With a little more patience and willpower, pelvic floor therapy can help you reduce or improve associated symptoms.
Pelvic floor rehabilitation is based on a set of specific techniques that seek to improve the functionality of the urogenital system.
Frequent treatments
The most common treatments are:
