Orthopedic Health

If you are experiencing pain in the low back, hips, tailbone and joints of the pelvic girdle, you might be surprised to know the pelvic floor is very often involved. “My hips are always out” is one of our most often heard complaints. Fun fact is that much of the pelvic floor musculature is literally attached to the bottom of your spine at the tailbone, as well as having an impact on the hip, and so, very often when people come to us for bladder issues? Their back, hip, knee and foot issues resolve right along with their bladder. We can help you understand this impact and resolve those long standing back and “hip” issues that traditional therapy may not have been able to address.

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There is an extremely high correlation between back pain and urinary incontinence. If you have either one, or both, come see us.

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If you have had an injury and/or surgery to one of your  legs, you can develop pelvic floor dysfunction, depending on the degree and impact of the injury.