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Research shows Pelvic Floor PT can offer pain relief leading to an improved quality of life. #endometriosis #endometriosistreatment #pelvicfloorphysicaltherapy https://lnkd.in/eFAfYSTp

From intense period pain to chronic pelvic discomfort, learn to recognize the red flags and seek timely support. https://lnkd.in/gSda_VyY

Health-care system vs. Disease-care system! My reflection on the viral MIT-educated Neurosurgeon quitting as both a Naturopathic doctor and chronic disease patient who has dealt with the system.

Looking for a comprehensive resource on bladder prolapse to educate your patients? Our sister company, Pelvic Awareness Project, has published an in-depth blog post, "All About Bladder Prolapse," covering everything from symptoms and severity to treatment options. This guide is perfect for helping your patients understand the condition, its impact, and how to manage or prevent it. Click the link below to read more and use this valuable resource in your practice or share it with your patients to help them navigate pelvic health concerns with confidence. #BladderProlapse #PelvicHealth #PhysicianResource #CalderaMedical #PelvicAwarenessProject #PatientCare #WomensHealth

Exploring Symptoms of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction   The pelvic floor plays a crucial role in supporting our organs and controlling bladder, bowel, and sexual function. When this intricate system is disrupted, it can lead to a range of symptoms that impact daily life. Some common symptoms of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction may include urinary incontinence (leaking urine when coughing, laughing, or exercising), faecal incontinence (difficulty controlling bowel movements), pelvic pain or pressure, painful intercourse, constipation or difficulty emptying the bowels, frequent, urgent, or painful urination and pelvic organ prolapse (a bulging sensation in the pelvic area). It's essential to recognise these symptoms and seek help if you are experiencing any of them. Pelvic Floor Dysfunction can significantly impact your quality of life, but there are effective treatments and strategies available to address these issues and improve your pelvic health. Don't hesitate to speak with your healthcare provider or a pelvic health specialist such as the Lancashire Gynaecologist. To book an appointment go to https://lnkd.in/dQ_H5sep #pelvicfloorhealth

🙌 Our very own Dr. Sasha Speer is featured in VoyageLA 🙌 The article dives in to the story and philosophy of Auria Pelvic Health, and what sets us apart from others. Check out the article below! #PelvicFloor #PelvicHealth #PelvicFloorPhysicalTherapy #PostpartumRecovery #BowelHealth #Incontinence

Bowel issues affect athletic performance. ☑️constipation ☑️fecal incontinence ☑️rectal pain ☑️abdominal pain All can be nagging issues that can impact sport performance and psychosocial aspects of participation. Pelvic health physical therapy can be a good way to address these issues, reintegrate into sport and improve performance.

Navigating Hip and Groin Pain in Pelvic Health. SOLD out in less than 4 days! 😀 🙏 Grateful for the ongoing- support. Due to the huge demand, we are planning to repeat this event in London, either in Sept/Oct, this year. Currently, we are having a waiting list with more than 50% of seats taken. We expect it to be sold out, when released. If interested and to avoid disappointment, pls email at function2fitness@gmail.com to be added to the waiting list and for other queries. Key Learning Outcomes: -Hip and Groin Pain in the Active Female Patient -Peri and Post-Menopausal Pathologies -Postpartum Hip & Groin Pain

We see hip pain in adults all the time- an OA hip is one of the most common issues that an adult, especially over the age of 50, would seek rehabilitation to help reduce pain, restore ROM, and improve function. But what about hip pain in children? This is not a common problem and it can be a very serious problem that requires immediate imaging rather than a treat and see what happens approach. Learn about why hip pain in children needs to be treated as an urgent problem and work to the top of scope as you help your patients Monday morning! https://lnkd.in/gCRPbGeK

One of the best editorials I have read in a while. Drs. Aydin and Deodhar have raised very relevant questions regarding problems that plague assessment of disease activity especially in the enthesitis domain in clinical trials of PsA. 1. How good are we at assessing enthesitis? 2. Are we assessing enough areas with enthesitis? 3. Subjective versus objective assessment of enthesitis 4. Fibromyalgia tender points affecting assessment of enthesitis 5. Are all entheses the same? https://lnkd.in/eQM7M-s9