How Can I Fix My Mommy Tummy?
After childbirth do you feel the nagging sense of self-consciousness as you wonder how that abdominal pooch looks to yourself and your significant other? Do
October 31, 2022
Magic City Physical Therapy Blog
Pelvic floor Dysfunction in Women with Breast Cancer
Recent studies show that breast cancer patients are experiencing pelvic floor dysfunction including urinary incontinence, fecal incontinence, and sexual dysfunction during and after receiving treatment.
October 17, 2022
Can Pelvic Floor Therapy Help My Irritable Bowel Disease?
What is the difference between Irritable Bowel Disease and Irritable Bowel Syndrome? IBS is a chronic syndrome made up of a group of symptoms. IBD,
October 3, 2022
How Can I Protect my C-section Scar After Giving Birth?
It’s important for all new parents to conserve energy and protect their own bodies while adjusting to the care of a new baby, especially those
September 19, 2022
How Should I Sit on the Toilet?
Did you know there is a proper way to sit on the toilet? We find the vast majority of our patients who have difficulty emptying
September 5, 2022
Do I Need Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy?
Did You Know… About 60% of women with bladder pain syndrome (Insterstitial Cystitis) also have chronic pelvic pain, while almost 50% percent of women with
August 23, 2022
How to Decrease Swollen Feet and Ankles During Pregnancy
Swollen feet are a common side effect during pregnancy and more than just an inconvenience when it comes to sizing up in a pair of
August 16, 2022
The Pelvic Floor and the Foot Connection
Did you know that there is a strong relationship between your feet and the muscles of the pelvic floor? When addressing pelvic floor dysfunction, including
August 9, 2022
What is a Pelvic Floor PT session like (follow up session)?
Treatment Plan A typical treatment plan includes physical therapy one to two times per week. Based on the severity and chronicity of the problem, the
August 2, 2022
What is a good Pelvic Floor PT session like? (evaluation)
Considering that pelvic floor physical therapy is becoming more “normalized” , it is important for patients, clinicians, and physical therapists to understand what a quality
July 26, 2022
