Female Pelvic Floor Dysfunction:

• Pelvic Organ Prolapse: Descent of pelvic organs causing pressure and discomfort.

• Urinary Dysfunction: Issues such as incontinence or urgency.

Male Pelvic Floor Dysfunction:

• Urinary Dysfunction: Challenges like incontinence or frequent urination.

• Sexual Dysfunction: Problems including erectile dysfunction or premature ejaculation.

• Chronic Pelvic Pain: Persistent discomfort in the pelvic region.

• Post-Prostatectomy Dysfunction: Complications following prostate surgery.

Teenage Pelvic Dysfunction:

• Urinary Dysfunction: Incontinence or overactive bladder issues.

• Menstrual Pain and Dysfunction: Severe cramps or irregular cycles.

Anorectal Dysfunction:

• Constipation: Difficulty in bowel movements.

• Incontinence: Loss of bowel control.

• Prolapse: Descent of rectal tissue causing discomfort.

• Pain: Chronic discomfort in the anorectal area.

Chronic Pelvic Pain:

• Endometriosis: Growth of uterine tissue outside the uterus causing pain.

• Interstitial Cystitis: Bladder pain syndrome.

• Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome: Long-term pelvic discomfort without a clear cause.

• Chronic Prostatitis: Persistent prostate inflammation causing pain.

• Vulvodynia: Chronic pain around the vaginal opening.

• Coccydynia: Tailbone pain.

• Post-Surgical Pain: Discomfort following pelvic surgeries.

Sexual Dysfunction:

• Painful Intercourse (Dyspareunia): Discomfort during sexual activity.

• Vaginismus: Involuntary vaginal muscle spasms.

• Low Sexual Desire: Reduced interest in sexual activity.

• Arousal Difficulties: Challenges in becoming sexually aroused.

• Postpartum or Post-Surgical Dysfunction: Sexual issues following childbirth or surgery.

• Erectile Dysfunction: Difficulty achieving or maintaining an erection.

• Premature Ejaculation: Early ejaculation during sexual activity.

• Peyronie’s Disease: Development of fibrous scar tissue causing penile curvature.

• Post-Trauma Sexual Difficulties: Sexual challenges following traumatic experiences.

Antenatal Physiotherapy:

• Pelvic Girdle Pain: Discomfort in the pelvic region during pregnancy.

• Pain Relief: Strategies to manage pregnancy-related discomfort.

• Mobility and Posture: Exercises to maintain movement and proper alignment.

• Preparing for Labor and Delivery: Techniques to ready the body for childbirth.

Postnatal Physiotherapy:

• Return to Function: Rehabilitation to resume daily activities postpartum.

• C-Section Scar Management: Care and treatment of cesarean scars.

• Perineal Pain and Scar Management: Addressing discomfort and scarring in the perineal area.