Prostate Health
Prostate conditions and treatments can significantly impact bladder control, sexual function, and overall pelvic health. Whether you are preparing for prostate surgery, navigating prostate enlargement, managing chronic pelvic pain, or recovering after a prostatectomy, pelvic physical therapy can help restore strength, coordination, and confidence. We offer both pre- and post-prostatectomy support to help you feel prepared going into surgery and supported throughout recovery. Pelvic physical therapy focuses on improving pelvic floor muscle coordination, bladder control strategies, pressure management, and safe return to activity.
Common Prostate-Related Concerns We Treat
Post-prostatectomy urinary incontinence
Urinary leakage with movement or exertion
Urinary urgency or frequency
Incomplete bladder emptying
Pelvic pain or chronic prostatitis
Pain with sitting
Erectile dysfunction support
Core weakness after abdominal surgery
Return to exercise after surgery
Pelvic floor muscle re-education before or after prostate procedures
Before Prostate Surgery (Prehabilitation)
Research shows that strengthening and coordinating the pelvic floor before surgery can improve early recovery of bladder control afterward.
Pre-surgical sessions focus on:
Pelvic floor muscle training and coordination
Education on what to expect after surgery
Bladder control strategies
Core support and pressure management
Recovery planning and return-to-activity guidance
Preparing ahead of time can help you enter surgery with confidence and a clear plan.
After Prostate Surgery (Rehabilitation)
Post-prostatectomy therapy may address:
Urinary leakage or stress incontinence
Urinary urgency or frequency
Incomplete bladder emptying
Pelvic or perineal pain
Erectile dysfunction support
Core weakness after abdominal surgery
Return to exercise and daily activities
Recovery is not just about healing—it's about regaining strength, control, and confidence in your body.
