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Male Pelvic Issues and Physical Therapy
Male pelvic pain, chronic non-bacterial prostatitis, urinary and fecal incontinence, coccydynia, interstitial cystitis. Pelvic floor issues such as pain or incontinence can affect men. Urine or bowel leakage (incontinence) is less common in men but can happen, especially after prostate surgery or radiation. Male pelvic pain can be very debilitating, causing difficulty with sitting, urinating, and intercourse. Once your doctor rules out other medical causes (such infection,

Dr. Marnie Clemens
Jun 15, 20203 min read


Neck Pain and Physical Therapy
Neck pain is a common problem experienced by many people. It can occur with or without headaches and causes a lot of pain and loss of function. Daily activities and housework can become difficult. Often habits such as poor posture, work environment, or stress can contribute to problems and make neck pain worse. Sufferers may also have headaches or jaw and face pain as well. Types of neck pain that may benefit from conservative physical therapy treatment: Whiplash: neck p

Dr. Marnie Clemens
Jun 14, 20202 min read


Pelvic Pain and Physical Therapy
Pelvic pain predominately affects women, though men may suffer with pelvic and/or rectal pain as well. It can be a debilitating form of pain, causing difficulty with sitting, urinating, and intercourse. Once your doctor rules out other medical causes (such as fibroids, cysts, enlarged prostate, or infections),dysfunction of the pelvic floor muscle may be the cause. There are several conditions that fall under “pelvic pain”. See below for a list of specific medical diagnos

Dr. Marnie Clemens
Jun 14, 20203 min read


Incontinence and Physical Therapy
Incontinence is an involuntary loss of bladder (urine) or bowel (feces). Urinary incontinence affects over 25 million people. This problem is seen in people of all ages including men and children, but is seen more often in women and people over 65, and during and after childbirth. It takes a huge toll on sufferers in regards to medical cost and worry. Types of incontinence: Stress incontinence: involuntary loss of urine that occurs with physical exertion and increased abd

Dr. Marnie Clemens
Jun 14, 20202 min read


TMJ- Jaw Pain and Physical Therapy
TMJ or temporomandibular joint disorders cause pain in the face and jaw. People with TMJ have problems with chewing, talking, and pain in related structures (ears and neck musculature). Temporomandibular disorders affect more than 25% of the general population with only 10% seeking help. Patients with chronic TMJ have been found to have higher incidence of depression, poor sleep quality, and lower energy levels. It is also commonly found in people with fibromyalgia or othe

Dr. Marnie Clemens
Jun 14, 20202 min read


Back Pain and Physical Therapy
Back pain is very common. It is estimated that 80% of Americans will experience back pain at some point in their life. Some of the common symptoms include: Chronic Back Pain Leg Pain Sacroiliac Pain Tailbone Pain Muscle Pain Nerve Pain Difficulty Functioning Difficulty Working Types of back pain that may benefit from conservative physical therapy treatment: Sciatica: Low back, buttock, and leg/ foot pain from compression or irritation of the sciatic nerve. Herniated or Bul

Dr. Marnie Clemens
Jun 13, 20202 min read
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