Low Back Pain and Bladder Urgency: Your Pelvic Floor is the Missing Link?
Low back pain and bladder symptoms can sometimes occur together. If you are dealing with both low back pain and frequent, urgent trips to the bathroom, you may wonder if the two problems are connected. In some people, they may be. The pelvic floor muscles play an important role in bladder control, as well as […]
Why a Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist can be key in managing Low Back Pain (LBP).
Because the connection to LBP and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction (PFD) are so strong, a pelvic floor physical therapist could be the missing link in treating your LBP. Here is what the research is saying about further testing and treatment for LBP. With the close connection to the Pelvic Floor, a manual assessment of the pelvic […]
The Surprising Connection Between Low Back Pain and Pelvic Floor Dysfunction in Women
Why it might be more than your back Low back pain is one of the most common reasons women seek medical care. Many people assume the problem starts in the spine, muscles, or joints. However, research shows that another part of the body may also play an important role—the pelvic floor. The pelvic floor is […]
The Real Reason Golfers Lose Power, Distance, and Comfort on the Course
Golf may look smooth and effortless, but the body works extremely hard during every swing. A powerful golf swing depends on flexibility, strength, balance, and timing. One of the most important parts of the swing is rotation through the lower back and pelvis. When lumbar rotation becomes limited and pelvic pain develops, golfers often notice […]
Pelvic Pain and your Low Back: You can’t treat one without the other
Pelvic pain can affect nearly every part of daily life. Sitting, walking, exercising, and even sleeping may become difficult. Many people with chronic pelvic pain spend years searching for answers. One important piece of the puzzle that is often overlooked is the connection between the lower back and the pelvic floor. Research shows that decreased […]
Back Fusion Recovery: Why Physical Therapy Can Make or Break Your Results
Recovering from sacroiliac joint (SIJ) fusion or lumbar fusion surgery is not just about letting bones heal. It is also about learning how to move your body again to prevent reinjury. Many patients think surgery alone will solve their pain, but without proper rehabilitation, stiffness, weakness, and abnormal movement patterns can continue long after the operation. Physical […]