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Healing C-Section Scars with ShockwaveTherapy and Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

C-section, Scar Tissue, Shockwave Therapy / Dr. Manali Andrus PT, DPT Pelvic Physical Therapist

A cesarean section (C-section) is a major surgical procedure that brings incredible joy through childbirth but also leaves behind a scar. While most C-section scars heal well, they can sometimes lead to pain, restricted movement, and even pelvic floor dysfunction. Fortunately, innovative treatments like ShockwaveTherapy and Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy (PT) offer non-invasive solutions to […]

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Comprehensive Self-Care After Abdominal Surgery: A Guide to Optimizing Your Recovery

Scar Tissue / Dr. Brooke Kalisiak

Abdominal surgery, whether it’s for gallbladder removal, a cesarean section, or another procedure, can be a daunting experience. While medical teams typically focus on the surgical aspect, the post-operative recovery period is equally important. Proper self-care can significantly impact how quickly and effectively you heal. Drawing from personal experience and professional expertise, Dr. Brooke Kalisiak,

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Scar Tissue Management

Scar Tissue / Dr. Brooke Kalisiak

According to the international pelvic pain society, studies say up to 25% of the population is affected by pelvic pain. A lot of people don’t think of scar tissue as a common source of pelvic pain. Scar tissue is a normal part of healing from an injury or from surgery. Some examples of surgical procedures

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Scar Tissue: A Potential Source for Pelvic Pain

Pelvic Pain, Scar Tissue / Dr. Brooke Kalisiak

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

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Scar Tissue

Healing C-Section Scars with ShockwaveTherapy and Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy

Comprehensive Self-Care After Abdominal Surgery: A Guide to Optimizing Your Recovery

Scar Tissue Management

Scar Tissue: A Potential Source for Pelvic Pain

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