For complaints listed below, please contact the Pelvic Physical Therapist.
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Urological problems
– Urine incontinence
– Almost irrepressible urge to urinate
– Inability to urinate properly
– Too frequent urination
– Often having a bladder infection
Prostate problems
– Information on prostate surgery
– Problems after prostate surgery
– Chronic pain to the prostate (prostatitis)
Bowel problems
– Loss of stool or fluid
– Loss of flatulence
– Almost irrepressible urge to defecate
– Constipation, difficulty may lose stool
– Feeling not empty after defecating
Gynecological problems
– Consequences of (slight) prolapse of the bladder, uterus or intestines
– Complaints arising after prolapse surgery
– Risk of chances to help preventing prolapse again
Aches and pains
– Abdominal pain
– Tailbone pain, coccygodynia, occur after a fall (long ago) or after childbirth
– Pain that arises after surgeries in the abdomen
– Pain in the pelvic floor, genitals or anus cramp
– Pelvic pain
– Lower back pain mostly with pelvic complaints
– Saddle-soreness
Sexological problems
– Pain during sex regarding both men and women
– Not able to have intercourse, for ‘being locked’
– Premature ejaculation
