Whether you have had a hysterectomy, prolapse repair, hemorrhoidectomy, surgery associated with rectal/bladder cancer, endometriosis, post-prostatectomy, back surgery, or hip surgery it is possible for your pelvic floor muscles to respond in a way that can cause pain or dysfunction.
For men, prostate surgery is one example where individuals who undergo procedure may experience issues in pelvic floor muscles and altered nerve supply to the area. Specific pelvic floor disorders include urinary incontinence and erectile dysfunction, which are quite common post-operatively – up to 89% men suffer from these conditions.
I feel very fortunate to have found Rosie. With her help and guidance, I have been able to control my overactive bladder and to avoid medication and or botox treatments recommended by a urologist. Rosie gave a very thorough initial interview and exam to help determine the best treatment. She was always very professional, at the same time very pleasant and approachable.