Men’s health physiotherapy focuses on assessing and treating conditions that affect the pelvic floor, bladder, bowel, and sexual function. Treatment may include education, movement assessment, pelvic floor training, and lifestyle strategies to improve confidence and everyday function.
Your appointment begins with a thorough conversation about your symptoms, goals, medical history, and how the issue is impacting your day to day life. This is followed by a physical assessment that may look at posture, strength, breathing, movement patterns, and pelvic floor function. Some clients benefit from real time ultrasound to help them see how their pelvic floor is working. Treatment often includes pelvic floor training, mobility work, strength exercises, bladder or bowel retraining strategies, and practical guidance you can use in daily situations.
Men’s health physiotherapists commonly help with
• Urinary urgency or leakage
• Recovery after prostate surgery or radiation
• Pelvic pain
• Erectile dysfunction related to pelvic floor issues
• Returning to exercise after pelvic surgery or long standing pelvic symptoms
Pelvic floor physiotherapy is suitable for men of any age who experience symptoms related to the pelvic floor, bladder, or bowel. It is also valuable for men preparing for prostate surgery, recovering after surgery, returning to sport, or wanting support with pelvic health as part of healthy aging.
Book an appointment if your symptoms are affecting your daily tasks, exercise, sleep, or confidence. Early assessment can prevent issues from becoming long term, and treatment remains effective even if symptoms have been present for years.
All sessions are held in private consultation rooms with a qualified physiotherapist. You are welcome to bring a partner or support person if you prefer. Your physiotherapist works closely with your GP or specialist to tailor your treatment and keep everyone involved in your care on the same page.
You can contact us at 6559 7000 for further information.
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