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We understand pelvic pain for women is a sensitive and important topic that must be addressed.
We understand women’s pelvic pain is a serious issue which affects all types of women.
We understand the misconceptions and undiagnosed problems with pelvic pain.
We understand you and your pain.
Why be in pain any longer than you need?
Whether it’s pain from sitting, postpartum pain, pelvic floor dysfuction, or another pelvic problem, our goal is for you to find relief and normalcy again.
We want to help you to get back to optimal health and back being yourself.
Let’s do this.
As the pelvic pain specialist, Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine takes a new, whole-body philosophy when treating our female patients. We utilize the entire range of safe and effective techniques, modalities, and treatments to greatly reduce your pelvic pain and discomfort.
Compromised pelvic muscles can be involved in many disorders and conditions including:
The pelvis is one of the primary regions in your body and controls many aspects of it.
Our approach also takes seriously the idea that the body is only one aspect of who we are. We are also our emotions, our minds and thoughts, our social environment, our stresses, our joys – and so much more.
Please visit our practice philosophy page to learn more.
When treating pelvic floor dysfunction, and related pain, we focus on:
While a common procedure, with some degree of pain following to be expected, persistent pain is never normal.
Pelvic pain is a common complaint in women, and it can be caused by a variety of factors. Dr. Erika Moody explains causes and when to worry.
Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder (PGAD) Video Transcription PGAD, or Persistent Genital Arousal Disorder, also goes by “restless genital syndrome” or “persistent sexual arousal syndrome.” PGAD symptoms, which are often extremely distressing to the patient, are unwanted, unpleasant sensation of arousal and/or orgasms, that the patient is unable to control. Women who come in to Pelvic […]
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