Pain During Intimacy is Not Normal

Pain During Intimacy is Not Normal

Pelvic Physical Therapy Offers A Drug-Free, Non-Invasive Solution Pain during intercourse, also known as dyspareunia, affects an estimated 10% to 20% of women in the United States, with prevalence varying by age and population. Despite its prevalence, many individuals endure this discomfort and do not seek helping, believing it is normal. Why Does Dyspareunia Occur?…

Sexual Health Awareness Month

Sexual Health Awareness Month

Prioritize Pelvic Wellness for Better Intimacy September marks Sexual Health Awareness Month. World Sexual Health Day is Sept 4th, which makes this a great opportunity to spotlight an often-overlooked aspect of well-being: pelvic health. One of the functions of the pelvic floor is sexual wellness. The pelvic floor muscles are a group of muscles and…

Ultrasound’s Expanding Role in Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation

Ultrasound’s Expanding Role in Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation

In the evolving field of physical rehabilitation, ultrasound imaging has found a new and powerful role. No longer reserved solely for diagnostics or prenatal care, this non-invasive technology is now being used to guide treatment in musculoskeletal and pelvic floor dysfunction. Termed Rehabilitative Ultrasound Imaging (RUSI), it is transforming how physical therapists assess and treat…

Unseen Aftermath

Unseen Aftermath

How C-Section Scar Tissue May Affect Pelvic Health and Menstrual Cycles Cesarean deliveries have become increasingly common, with nearly one in three births in the United States delivered surgically. While a C-section can be life-saving, the healing process leaves behind more than just a visible scar—it can create internal adhesions that affect the delicate balance…

National Breastfeeding Week (Aug 1–7)

National Breastfeeding Week (Aug 1–7)

A Moment to Reflect and Support Every August 1 through 7, National Breastfeeding Week invites families, health professionals, and policymakers to recognize the significance of nursing and breastfeeding—and the support systems that bolster successful feeding journeys. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reports that 84.1 % of infants born in 2021 started life receiving some…