Pelvic Floor Therapy!
I really want to give a big shout out to Pelvic Floor Therapy. If you haven't tried it, I can't recommend it enough! Pelvic floor physical therapy involves pelvic massage, biofeedback and exercises to encourage relaxation and strengthening of the muscles of the lower pelvis. A physical therapist will use a massage-like technique called myofascial release to help stretch and release the connective tissue between the skin and the muscles and bones in your pelvic region.
Pelvic floor physical therapy can help address sexual problems by improving chronic vaginal or pelvic pain and urinary incontinence. Typically several months of pelvic floor physical therapy are needed to achieve satisfactory results. While we don't practice this in our office, we all have some incredible referrals that we will gladly share. 💪🏾🙏🏼🌸
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Acupuncture for Men's Health + Fertility
Did you know? Male health and fertility is a common reason men seek out acupuncture? 📍🤦🏾♂️🤦🏼♂️
**4 male disorders that can benefit from acupuncture treatment are : **
✔️Male subfertility: acupuncture helps increase sperm count, motility, hormone balance, and structural issues like varicoceles.
✔️Erectile dysfunction: Acupuncture and Chinese medicine offers a wide variety of treatments to reverse erection issues, increase stamina, and libido.
✔️BPH or benign prostatic hypertrophy is a common reason men seek out support with acupuncture.
✔️Chronic pelvic pain syndrome--which is more common in males than reported! Pelvic pain symptoms affect up to 50% of men in their lifetime, and can easily be treated with acupuncture!
Dr. Parker's Book Recommendation : Cystitis
I’m really enjoying my office vibes today! 🌞📚 Also two thumbs up for this book. 👍👍Have any of you read it before? 💗
It’s so illuminating and authored by a leading uro-gynecologist Dr Larrian Gillespie who is one of the only female urologists with expertise in pelvic pain.