Pelvic Health
Millions of people suffer from pelvic floor dysfunction which can lead to urinary and/or bowel incontinence and pelvic pain. Pregnancy, childbirth, chronic constipation, chronic coughing, surgery, trauma and aging can cause pelvic floor muscle tension, incoordination and weakness. Re-form is proud to offer pelvic floor physical therapy using customized treatment programs in a private and comfortable environment.
The pelvic floor is a set of muscles that support bladder and bowel function, stabilize posture in functional activity, and are integral to sexual activity. These muscles are located at the bottom of the pelvis and interact directly with the hip, low back, and abdominal muscles.
This muscle group is often overlooked, but plays a huge roll in quality of life.
Erin Park, PT, DPT holds a Certificate of Advanced studies in Women's Health Physical Therapy through Texas Women's University.
The pelvic floor is a set of muscles that support bladder and bowel function, stabilize posture in functional activity, and are integral to sexual activity. These muscles are located at the bottom of the pelvis and interact directly with the hip, low back, and abdominal muscles.
This muscle group is often overlooked, but plays a huge roll in quality of life.
Erin Park, PT, DPT holds a Certificate of Advanced studies in Women's Health Physical Therapy through Texas Women's University.
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