Elizabeth Tenzer

Our therapists attend: Herman & Wallace Pelvic Rehabilitation Institute We treat diagnoses such as: - Urinary Incontinence - Pelvic Pain - Prolapse - Dyspareunia - Vulvitis/vulvar vestibulitis - Vaginismus - Interstitial cystitis - and much more! Physical therapy can help patients regain control, typically, in a once per week program lasting eight weeks. When prescribed by your doctor, your physical therapy should be covered by Medicare and most third party insurance carriers. Each individual’s program is designed to correct their particular circumstances. Typically, therapies to help pelvic floor disorders include: Evaluation of the sacral and pelvic floor musculature Electromyography (biofeedback) evaluation of the pelvic floor muscles Bladder diary and diet modifications/education Instruction/training of the pelvic floor muscles during lifting and exertion Pelvic Floor muscle re-education/strengthening/training using biofeedback Instruction in proper posture for fecal eliminatio