With the weakening, tightening, or uncoordination of the pelvic floor, the blood circulation and muscle control may be impaired – typically resulting in erectile dysfunction (ED), pelvic pain, or poor performance. There are many men who observe an improvement in erectile performance, capacity to control the bladder and generally experience confidence following therapy. If ED or pelvic problems bother you , contact Dr. Lipnitsky for a free consultation. The pelvic floor is a complex network of muscles and nerves as well as connecting tissues that assist in bladder, bowel, and sexual functions. Weakness, overactivity or lack of coordination may lead to pain, pressure, urinary or bowel problems and sexual dysfunction. The good news: the great majority of the population will be able to significantly improve or eliminate their symptoms with the assistance of the relevant program.
Men’s Health: Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation
We are in the business of curing natural erectile function, not injections, not drugs, not surgery. We intend to find a solution to the problem and win your trust again.
Conditions we treat:
- Erectile Dysfunction (ED)
- Premature Ejaculation (PE)
- Penis shrinkage and leaky vein syndrome.
- Hard Flaccid Syndrome
- Perineal Pain
- Peyronie’s Disease
- Pain and Dysfunction of the Male Pelvis.
- Pudendal Neuralgia
- Sexual Pain and Dysfunction
- Chronic Prostatitis
- Post-Vasectomy Pain
- Post-Circumcision Pain
- Post-Prostatectomy recovery
- Bladder Pressure and Incontinence
- Spasms of pelvic floor muscles.
What are the causes of male pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD)?
- Muscular reasons: hyperirritable/tight pelvic floor (spasms), incontinent pelvic floor (weakness)
- Structural components: BPH, UTI, rectal/anal trauma, hernias
- Lifestyle factors: chronic constipation and straining, heavy lifting, prolonged sitting, activity, sedentary lifestyle
- Neurological causes: nerve damage, stroke, multiple sclerosis
- Other causes: chronic pain, psychological stress, drugs, aging.
Common causes in men:
- Surgery or radiation of the prostate.
- Constipation and straining chronic.
- Lifting heavy and high impact activities.
- Coughing chronic (COPD, asthma, smoking)
- Obesity and excess weight
- Ergonomic impairments and bad posture.
- Damage of nerves or neural disorders.
- Aging
- Chronic stress and tension
- Past pelvic trauma or injury.
Our Treatment Approach
We do not adhere to a single treatment as most clinic programs do: we combine various proven treatments into a single unified program and provide faster, lasting results:
Core therapies we may use:
- Manual (external and internal pelvic) therapy.
- Pelvic floor therapeutic exercises.
- Pelvic floor neuromuscular reeducation.
- Neurofeedback and Biofeedback therapy using high technology.
- Shockwave therapy
- Visceral manipulation
- Spinal and joint manipulation.
- Laser therapy
- Dry needling
How your program works:
- In-depth assessment: Assessment of history, movement and posture examination, and assessment of the pelvic floor to discover your specific drivers.
- Individualized treatment: We make therapy to meet your specific objectives pain relief, continence, sexual activity, or post partum.
- Combined care: We combine both hands-on methods and biofeedback, specific exercises and technology, to re-educate your pelvic floor and support systems.
- Education and coaching: We train you to sit, lift, breath, and move in order to protect and strengthen your pelvic floor.
- Measurable progress: We follow the results and modify your plan in order to achieve gradual improvement.
Results you can expect:
- Reduced pain and pressure
- The control of the bladder and bowels is improved.
- Increased sexual comfort and erectile functioning.
- Increased core stability and posture.
- Trust in day-to-day life, sports, and sex.
Men’s Program Spotlight
We have assisted hundreds of men to regain confidence and performance through the use of science based pelvic rehabilitation. As Dr. Arkady says: “Every erection deserves a resurrection.”
What sets us apart:
- We focus on natural erectile reconstruction and we do not inject, use drugs and surgery.
- We do not treat symptoms alone, but vascular, muscular, fascial, postural and nerve contributory factors.
- One program is biofeedback, manual/internal therapy, shockwave and targeted exercise.
- This combination is not present in the majority of other centers and this is why they do not achieve great results.
First Visit Expectations
- She engaged in in-depth consultation and examination.
- Proper description of results and precise reasons.
- A recovery process, timelines and projected results.
- Short-term ways of reducing symptoms and begin your improvements.
- We are patient and educating and explaining what is possible before commencing treatment.
- Now free consultations are available to make you know your condition and ways of recovering. Consultations may be turned paid due to the demand.
Who Is the Pelvic Floors Therapeutic Beneficiary?
- Anyone experiencing urinary leakage, urgency, frequency and nocturia.
- Men who have ED, PE, pelvic pain, problems with post-prostatectomy, or hard flaccid syndrome.
- Pregnant women, postpartum or having prolapse, dyspareunia, or chronic pelvic pain.
- Patients with constipation, straining or incomplete emptying.
- Individuals who experience pelvic, hip, low back or abdominal pain in relation to pelvic floor functioning.
- Lifters and athletes whose pressure management or postural/breathing errors.
Take the First Step
The pelvic floor therapy is a miracle- and the enormous majority of people notice changes in weeks. Call us for a free consultation. Get to know what is causing you to feel this way.
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