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Perineal Rehabilitation for Men at Kinatex

Pelvic rehabilitation for men at Kinatex helps treat incontinence, pelvic pain, and erectile dysfunction to improve quality of life.

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Perineal rehabilitation isn’t exclusive to women. Many men also experience pelvic dysfunction, often due to surgeries, injuries, or chronic pain. At Kinatex Sports Physio, our pelvic health physiotherapists provide specialized support to help men manage urinary incontinence, pelvic pain, and erectile dysfunction.

During the first consultation, an in-depth assessment helps identify the causes of your symptoms, allowing us to create a tailored rehabilitation program. Using targeted techniques and exercises, we support you in strengthening the pelvic floor muscles, improving urinary function, and reducing pain.

Our perineal rehabilitation program for men includes:

  • Prevention and treatment of urinary incontinence (post-prostatectomy, etc.).
  • Management of pelvic, prostate, and anal pain.
  • Support for erectile and ejaculatory dysfunction.
  • Post-surgical rehabilitation (following urological or anorectal surgery) or after radiotherapy.
  • Enhancement of sexual comfort and satisfaction.

Our personalized approach is backed by close collaboration with other experts for comprehensive care. Contact Kinatex to learn more and schedule your first session.

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Common types of pelvic dysfunctions in men
  • Post-Operative Urinary Incontinence: Often observed after prostatectomy, this can range from mild to significant urine leakage.
  • Chronic Pelvic Pain: May include discomfort in the perineum, prostate, anus, or even testicles.
  • Erectile and Ejaculatory Issues: Some pelvic floor dysfunctions can affect sexual function, including erectile and ejaculatory problems.
Techniques used in pelvic rehabilitation
  • Pelvic Floor Strengthening Exercises: Specific techniques to improve the strength, endurance, and control of pelvic muscles.
  • Manual Therapy: To release muscle tension and improve circulation in the pelvic area.
  • Biofeedback: Helps become aware of contracting and relaxing your pelvic muscles.
  • Postural Education: Improves posture to reduce pressure on the pelvic floor and enhance function.
Lifestyle tips and recommendations
  • Healthy Lifestyle: Emphasizing a balanced diet and adequate hydration to prevent constipation, which can worsen pelvic dysfunctions.
  • Home Exercises: A personalized program to maintain progress between clinic sessions.
  • Stress Management Advice: Since stress can exacerbate pelvic pain symptoms, relaxation or stress management techniques may be recommended.
Frequently asked questions
  • How often should I do my exercises?: Your physiotherapist will provide recommendations tailored to your needs and goals.
  • How many sessions are generally needed?: The number of sessions varies based on your condition, but follow-up over several weeks is often recommended for optimal results.
Additional information for post-surgery patients
  • Post-Prostatectomy Rehabilitation: Pelvic rehabilitation after prostatectomy is particularly important to reduce incontinence risks and regain muscle control.
  • Support After Radiation Therapy: Radiation therapy for cancer can weaken pelvic muscles. Rehabilitation helps minimize side effects and improve overall comfort.
Collaboration with other health professionals

We work closely with urologists, general practitioners, and, if needed, psychologists to ensure comprehensive care for your perineal and pelvic health.

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