by Mamak Shakib | Jun 21, 2022 | Blog
Urinary incontinence is more prevalent than ever before and is one of the many symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction. Despite the stereotype, I see pelvic floor dysfunction with or without incontinence, in people in their late teens to twenties quite often. If you have...
by Mamak Shakib | Jun 14, 2022 | Blog
Most people think pelvic floor therapy is for those with incontinence, prolapse, pain in their testicles, penile pain, or painful intercourse. Unfortunately, this false thinking is not just among the general public but many specialists such as gynecologists,...
by Mamak Shakib | May 24, 2022 | Blog
The thought of pelvic floor therapy may make you nervous, especially if you are a man and are told you need pelvic floor therapy done. To put your mind at rest, let me tell you that pelvic floor therapy does not have to include internal manual work; in fact, in almost...
by Mamak Shakib | Jan 25, 2022 | Blog
Pelvic floor dysfunction is perhaps one of the least understood conditions among people and physicians. It is most often understood as having a weak pelvic floor and then the treatment is looked at as internal manual work on the inside of the pelvis through the vagina...
by Mamak Shakib | Jan 18, 2022 | Blog
When it comes to pelvic floor dysfunction, it sure seems that we are quick to do primarily internal manual work, which helps btw, but not enough. Yes, that means even if you have urinary incontinence as a result of let’s say a nerve issue to your bladder, internal...