Conditions We Treat in Hollywood, FL
Almost nobody arrives here with a diagnosis. They arrive with a symptom: leaking when they cough, pain sitting down, sex that has hurt for two years, a bulge that appeared after a birth, urgency that plans the whole day. The name on the referral pad, when there is one, is often only the loudest part of the story. So the job of the first visit is to work out which system is actually driving what you feel, whether that is muscles that will not release, muscles that fire late, pressure the abdomen has nowhere to send, scar tissue, or a nerve that has been irritated for months. Find your symptom below. The evaluation is where it gets named properly.
Start with the words you would actually use.
Pelvic Pain
Pain in the pelvis, groin, genitals or lower abdomen that imaging keeps calling normal.
Pelvic Organ Prolapse
Heaviness, bulging or pressure. Support is trainable, and surgery is not the only path.
Bladder & Bowel Dysfunction
Urgency, leaking, incomplete emptying and straining, all downstream of the same muscles.
Urinary Urgency
The sudden, urgent need to go, even when your bladder is nearly empty.
Urinary Frequency
Mapping every bathroom you pass is a symptom, not a personality trait.
Constipation & IBS
When the pelvic floor will not coordinate with the bowel, nothing moves easily.
Coccydynia
Tailbone pain with a name, a mechanism and a treatment plan.
Tailbone Pain
Pain sitting through a drive, a meeting or a meal, often after a fall or a birth.
Menopause
Tissue changes, dryness, urgency and pain during the transition are treatable.
Postpartum Recovery
Six weeks and cleared is not the same as recovered. This is the rest of it.
C-Section Recovery
Scar mobility, core reconnection and the numb shelf nobody warned you about.
Erectile Dysfunction
A blood-flow and muscle-function problem that responds to physical treatment.
Penile Pain
Pain during erection, urination or sex, traced back to the pelvic floor.
Testicular Pain
Chronic testicular and groin pain when urology has already ruled out the obvious.
Sexual Dysfunction
Pain, difficulty or loss of function, examined as a physical problem.
TMJ & TMD
Jaw pain, clicking, locking and the headaches that come with them.
A clean scan is not the same as an answer.
Most people who find this page have already been told the imaging looks fine, that this is normal after kids, or to do more Kegels and relax. None of that is an explanation, and being handed it repeatedly is exhausting. A pelvic health evaluation asks a different set of questions. Your therapist takes your history, watches how you breathe and move, and tests the muscles, joints and tissues directly, because a pelvic floor that will not release and one that fires too late can produce the same complaint and need opposite treatment. Whatever the finding is, you hear it in plain words, along with what the plan looks like for your specific case. Whichever condition brought you here, the visit is one on one and the door is closed.