In the US, approximately 15 percent of women report chronic pelvic pain. However, it is not a subject we feel comfortable talking about publicly, so often it can go undiagnosed and untreated. Chronic pelvic pain is pain in the area below your belly button and between your hips that lasts six months or longer. This […]
When you are dealing with chronic pain, it is important to have a good support network. Studies show there was a direct, significant association between social support and pain. Even the most supportive family and friends can’t truly understand what you are going through, and you may feel all alone. His Therapy is offering a […]
Ok ladies, let’s talk pelvic floor. As women, we are often so busy taking care of everyone else- our husbands, children, elderly parents, Susie down the street- we often neglect ourselves and our bodies. Many of us haven’t given a second thought to our pelvic floor since we first learned about it.. You know, that […]
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Women, men and children suffer from chronic pelvic pain. It can become something that totally takes over someone’s life and sometimes can lead to further depression, isolation and dysfunction in everyday life. Chronic pelvic pain is something that I have seen in most of my practice and it is hard breaking how it has affected […]
Happy Summer Greetings from HIS Therapy! The weather has turned uncharacteristically wet, damp and overcast as of late for this month so far yet we hope that everyone has been enjoying a reprieve from the typical heat and humidity which is sure to return. A few opportunities that are noteworthy at this time. The Bed Wetting Boot Camp […]
His Therapy Edition 1, Volume 2 February is the month for love and many enjoy private dinners, roses, chocolates and romance. Did you know without a strong pelvic floor physical intimacy can be uncomfortable, unenjoyable, and frustrating? Statistics say that one-third of our population experiences pelvic floor dysfunction affecting their quality of life. “People tend […]
Stress incontinence is a condition, usually in women, in which you involuntarily urinate when pressure in the abdomen increases suddenly, as in coughing or jumping. This tends to happen because the pelvic floor muscles have been weakened or damaged, causing the bladder to leak. The two biggest causes of stress incontinence are menopause and damage […]