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Male Pelvic Pain and Physical Therapy
Some men describe the “golf ball sensation” between their legs or heavy pressure in their rectum. Hear Connect PT’s own Rebecca Ironside, PT, describe how physical therapy can help treat pelvic pain for men.​

Erectile dysfunction and physical therapy
​Physical therapist, Becca Ironside, explains why men might have decreased erections and pelvic discomfort during sex--their muscles may be too tight.

Prostate problems
Physical therapist, Becca Ironside, provides a guide to prostate issues: what to expect, how to get the best treatment, and how to deal with a very common problem for men.

Leg stretches for pelvic pain
If you currently experience or are recovering from pelvic pain, watch physical therapist, Karen Bruno, demonstrate how to improve flexibility with leg stretch stretches. ​

Core strengthening for pelvic pain
If you currently experience or are recovering from pelvic pain, watch physical therapist, Michelle Dela Rosa, demonstrate how to strengthen your core muscles. ​​​

Self treatment for pelvic pain
Learn how to ease pelvic discomfort from professional pelvic floor physical therapist, Becca Ironside, of Connect PT. She describes simple and safe techniques to treat your pelvic pain, easy methods that work for both women and men. 

Exercise for pubic pain
​Physical therapist, Karen Bruno, demonstrates exercises to align the pubic bone, strengthening pelvic muscles and relieving pain.

Bowel massage
Physical therapist, Michelle Dela Rosa, explains how to relieve bowel dysfunction, like constipation or diarrhea, using simple hands-on techniques. ​

ILU Bowel Massage with a Twist
Watch physical therapist, Karen Bruno, as she adds a "twist" to the basic Bowel Massage for constipation, diarrhea, bloating, and other gastrointestinal discomfort.

Pelvic physical therapy after prostate cancer treatment
​(part I: urinary dysfunction)
Men can learn what is available to them at pelvic physical therapy to improve urinary leakage post prostate cancer treatments. Watch pelvic floor physical therapist, Bryn Zolty, explain why physical therapy is so important post-treatment according to supporting literature. 

Pelvic physical therapy after prostate cancer treatment
​(part II: erectile dysfunction)
Men can learn solutions in how to isolate their pelvic floor muscles for improved erections and how penis rings and pumps can enhance better sexual function. ​Watch pelvic floor physical therapist, Becca Ironside, explain why erectile dysfunction occurs in men after treatment for prostate cancer.

Coughing and Your Pelvis
​Coughing increases pressure in the pelvis. Bryn Zolty, PT, teaches you how to decrease that pressure by a simple adjustment in your posture.