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Appointment Preparation

Here are suggestions to help prepare you for your PT appointment.

  • Make a list of questions that you have to make the best use of your time.

  • Write down symptoms you've been having and for how long. Begin with the symptom that is the most bothersome.

  • Write down key information about your medical history, even if it seems unrelated to your pelvic condition.

  • Make a list of all medications, vitamins, and supplements that you are taking.

  • Make a list of injuries, incidents or other factors that may have contributed to your condition.

  • Bring a list health care professionals that you would like your physical therapist to contact regarding your evaluation and your progress.

  • Bring lab or diagnostic reports from health care professionals who have treated you for your current condition.

About Pelvic PT

About Pelvic Physical Therapy

WHAT IS PELVIC THERAPY

Pelvic physical therapy is a highly specialized field of physical therapy,which requires extensive post graduate training.pelvic floor specailiststreate musculoskeletal and visceral dysfunctions in an saround the pelvis . this includes treatment for pain or dysfunctions of the bladder, bowel, reproductive orans, perineal or genital area and any muscular, tendinous, or ligamentous problems in and arounf the pelvis, abdomen,back, hips and thighs.

Pelvic PT Can Help

patient consultationPreeti specializes in the treatment of pelvic, bladder, bowel , and sexual dysfunctions .She offers quality One on one customized treatment approach for pelvic floor dysfunctions. The sessions last for an hour In order to allow more hands on treatment itime, personal attention and education needed to maximize Your health and wellness.

The following components of specialized pelvic physical therapy are offered to the patients including:

  • EMG biofeedback

  • Pelvic floor exercise prescription , Kegel exercises are customized to strengthen the weakened

  • Pelvic floor muscles in an efficient manner

  • Central desensitization exercises to relax the central nervous system in a complete

  • Relaxation training lab

  • Musculoskeletal assessment

  • Manual therapy

  • Vaginal cones and dilators

  • Neuromuscular electrical stimulation

  • Abdominal rehabilitation

  • Ultrasound

  • Patient education on bladder retraining

  • Tips on behavior modification , such as altering eating habits to relieve the symptoms of

  • Incontinence

  • Musculoskeletal assessment of contributing dysfunctions

  • Manual therapy

EXAMS ARE CONDUCTED IN A PRIVATE SETTING