About 1 in 4 women have Pubic Symphysis dysfunction at some point during pregnancy and are often told this pain is a “normal” part of pregnancy. Experiencing Pelvic Pain should not be a common occurrence and is definitely not something you should have to live with. The Pubic Symphysis is a term for the bony …
Dear Valued Member of the Legacy Physical Therapy Family, Pelvic Physical Therapy is coming to St. Peters!! We are so excited to announce the opening of our second clinic location. Our new office will be located inside of Cardinal Physical Medicine 1404 Triad Center Drive St. Peters, MO 63376. We can not wait to serve …
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We hear one question really often from our patients, and it is the question ‘Why didn’t my doctor tell me about pelvic physical therapy?’ As you may or may not know, pelvic physical therapy can be very helpful for many different conditions such as bladder leakage, pelvic pain, pain with intercourse, postpartum issue, low back …
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Pelvic pain is something that affects many people and is a hard thing to quantify. Some studies say this affects as much as 5% to 23-25% of the population. An often not thought about source of pelvic pain is scar tissue. Read on to learn how scars form, how they can cause pain, and what …
Pelvic pain is a diagnosis we see commonly here. Pelvic Pain generally encompasses pain anywhere from below the belly button to the thighs. The pain can be diffuse (ie all across the low back and pelvis) or quite focal (ie vaginal or rectal pain). When you are experiencing pain, exercise can seem like a near …
Pelvic physical therapy is something that is unfamiliar to many people. I would say for about every 10 new patients that come to see us here Legacy Physical Therapy, about 7 or 8 of them start out their evaluation by saying that they have never heard of Pelvic Physical Therapy and they are not sure …
