• Miami, FL

Pelvic Pain Specialist

Marjorie Maye Mamsaang, DO

Dr. Marjorie Maye Mamsaang, DO, is a trained Doctor of Osteopathic Medicine, and an expert in women’s, men’s, and sexual health.  She holds board certification in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and has completed specialized training in Sports Medicine, with a particular emphasis on addressing musculoskeletal health concerns associated with pelvic pain. Dr. Mamsaang’s lifelong love of sports led her to pursue a Primary Sports Medicine Fellowship at Nova Southeastern University before joining the staff at Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine’s Miami office in 2020. The pelvis is a vital core of the body, intricately interconnected with various aspects of the anatomy in several ways. Coming from a background in osteopathic medicine, Dr. Mamsaang believes in finding a whole-person approach to treatment.

As an avid yogi and former athlete herself who has played rugby, she understands how frustrating it can be to deal with pain and dysfunction that prevents you from competing and enjoying the activities you love. She has offered her services in sports medicine coverage for numerous athletic competitions, including collegiate sports events, high school football games, and mixed martial arts tournaments. Outside of her work with patients, Dr. Mamsaang is a self-described foodie who loves eating, baking, and trying new recipes. She is also a major baseball fan who loves cheering on her San Francisco Giants.

Get To Know Your Doctor

Meet Dr. Marjorie Maye Mamsaang, a compassionate healthcare professional with expertise in various aspects of medicine. She is dedicated to providing personalized care and improving patient well-being.

Dr. Mamsaang received her B.S. Genetics degree at UC Davis and attended the West Virginia School of Osteopathic Medicine.

She went on to intern at the Berkshire Medical Center in Pittsfield, MA and completed her residency in Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation at Larkin Community Hospital in South Miami.

Dr. Mamsaang also received fellowship training in Primary Care Sports Medicine at Nova Southeastern University in Fort Lauderdale, FL.

  • PAPA (Philippine American Physiatry Association)

  • AOCPMR (American Osteopathic College of Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation)

  • Current Mentor in Mentorship Program

  • ISSWSH (International Society for the Study of Women’s Sexual Health)

  • IPPS (International Pelvic Pain Society)

I am an avid yoga practitioner– I teach a sunrise yoga class during the week and have received my RYT-200 yoga certification.

Additionally, she has a podcast created along with close friends in residency called PMR Lady Docs for physiatry board review, lifestyle, and health.

I’ve always wanted to help people take care of themselves, and I’ve always enjoyed wellness and nourishment. A lot of my undergrad experience was in the ER, and people were there because of poor lifestyle choices.

The biggest thing is that our patient population has had a long and difficult journey to seek medical care to treat their pelvic pain.

It’s nice to be part of a treatment plan that works. Chronic pelvic pain affects so many aspects of your life: relationships, day to day, every aspect of their life.

Patience, trust, and openness are key. I’ve seen many patients who are in pain but have been told by other doctors in the past that nothing is wrong, and I know how frustrating it is to feel like you’re not being heard. Really listening to my patients is at the core of my treatment philosophy.

Open communication and providing an environment that is non-judgmental. Listening, being compassionate, and accepting their symptoms.

They’ve been gaslit and sent away because doctors don’t understand their symptoms. Patients are really grateful to just have someone that is acknowledging what they’re going through.

The most important thing is listening to what their symptoms are, what has helped, what makes it better/what makes it worse, and tailoring a treatment plan based on what they tell me. Listening is the biggest thing.

I always teach anatomy of the pelvis, so patients can understand their symptoms better and so they can understand the plan better too.

Being able to provide relief and being able to provide a better quality of life for patients. I also love getting to know people, what they do, who they are, and what is important to them.

One of the biggest reasons why patients don’t seek help is because their symptoms are normalized (“Mom told me that’s how it is”) and this is part of why they’ve been silenced – and they’ve been silenced because they’ve previously sought out other doctors who may have told them that what they are experience is normal, leading them to not want to seek out other doctors.

Traditionally, it’s known that its 1 in 10 women have endometriosis, but we are finding its now 1 in 9. Those suffering have had their symptoms normalized and they have never been diagnosed because in the world of endo, not many endometriosis specialists because, unfortunately, there is not enough education and awareness of endometriosis in the general medical community.

There are a lot of taboos about pelvic issues and health and there are so many people that suffer. If we normalize talking to a provider about their symptoms and pain, patients will find there are treatments available to them.

Tina P

Dr. Mamsaang and her staff couldn’t be more professional and supportive. I came seeking medical direction for my pelvic floor (postpartum), and was met with solutions and comfort along the way!

Yelipza G

I was nervous about seeing Dr Mamsaang because I had a painful pelvic assessment with a gynecologist that same week. But she made me feel super comfortable during the appointment and the assessment was a breeze! She was also very gentle and very nice.

Prior to the assessment, we talked about my concerns and she listened attentively to everything that I had to say. She really took her time to understand me and she answered all of my questions. After the appointment, if you need to reach out to her, she responds right away and is also super patient and compassionate. Her staff were amazing as well and could not recommend them more! 🙂

Mario F

I feel better today than I did before I came to see Dr. Mamsaang. She’s incredibly empathetic and understanding, and I felt I could trust her with my care. Throughout my treatment, we’d discuss my progress and I always was confident I was on the right path.

Brooke H.

I have been dealing with endometriosis for 17 years. I have NEVER came into an OBGYN and left with a Treatment Plan, other than here is some birth control. By some beautiful chance of God I found PRM Miami and have had nothing but compassion, understand and a comprehensive plan for healing. Pelvic floor injections, getting a Pelvic Floor PT, suppositories for muscle spasms, creams for the pain. They’ve had be covered! It has not been easy process for me, due to my extensive past with sexual abuse. Dr Mamsaang and her staff, especially Paola have made me feel safe as we do injections in sensitive areas. Like I said they have offered suppositories that help with localized pain during the procedure as well as, something for day-of to take the edge off for PTSD. Before coming here I have had 2 endometriosis surgeries in 3 years. Every doctor’s solution was either birth control that stopped periods completely (with side effects that could worsen, mental health and suicidal ideation) or just more surgeries. But not PRM the answer to prayers. It has been the best experience with an Endo medical staff I’ve ever had. They been flexible with my schedule. And best of all they believe my pain. I’ve already recommended them to 3 friends with endo, PCOS, or problems having children. If you’re in pain please come see them!

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Access to Care for Pelvic Pain Patients

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At Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine, we are on a mission to provide access to care to every patient. We believe the cost of comprehensive care should not be a burden for patients seeking diagnosis and treatment that ensures a full and complete, pain-free life. Learn more about our insurance coverage.