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Leaking When You Cough or Exercise? Embarrassing But Often Fixable.
Leaking is common — but common doesn't mean normal, and it definitely doesn't mean permanent.
Whether you've been dealing with this for a few months or many years, there's a very good chance it's something that can improve significantly with the right kind of help from an expert physical therapist.
Marnie
Apr 54 min read


Do Vibration Plates Really Work? A Physical Therapist’s Honest Breakdown
Are Vibration Plates Worth It? Here is a PT's expert explaination of vibration plate benefits, limitations and how to know if they are worth it.
Marnie
Nov 29, 20253 min read


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,
Marnie
Jun 15, 20203 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
Marnie
Jun 14, 20203 min read


Constipation, IBS (Irritable Bowel Syndrome) and Physical Therapy
Constipation can be a very uncomfortable and painful condition in which the bowels move less than 2 times a week and you have hard stools, straining, and incomplete emptying of feces at least 25% of the time. There may significant straining to evacuate stool which causes risk of other problems such as organ prolapse (dropping of pelvic organs such as the bladder), pain, or pelvic floor dysfunction and continence issues. Irritable Bowel Syndrome (IBS) leads to abdominal pai
Marnie
Jun 14, 20202 min read
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