What is Bowel Incontinence & How is it Treated?
While choosing a pelvic health therapist may not have initially been your preferred option for addressing bowel incontinence, it’s crucial to recognize that chronic pelvic pain and dysfunction, especially those related to bowel incontinence, can yield positive responses through physical therapy intervention. The proficiency of a pelvic health therapist plays a significant role in addressing these specific concerns and contributing to overall well-being improvement.
Treating Bowel Incontinence
Visceral manipulation (hands on therapy for your organs), specialized core exercise training and exercises to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, known as pelvic floor rehabilitation, can help people who are living in Fort Myers, Cape Coral physical therapy or Estero, FL with bowel incontinence.
What Should I do if I’m Experiencing Bowel Incontinence?
Approximately 13 million Americans are incontinent. Oftentimes, the cause of incontinence is aging. The body’s muscles just don’t work as well as they used to. However, it is possible for anyone to experience incontinence for various reasons.
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How We Treat Bowel Incontinence
Watch this quick video and learn why bowel incontinence occurs and how we treat it at Back in Motion Physical Therapy & Performance.
Our Approach to Treating Bowel Incontinence
We use various treatments and techniques to assess and treat the pelvic floor and girdle. Once we’ve ruled out that it’s not stemming from your lower back or hips or that you don’t have any red flags, we’ll proceed with our pelvic health assessment and treatment.
Just like our primary form of treatment, the Gray Method, used for all other musculoskeletal pathologies, we’ll be trying to detect the underlying reason for your pain or symptoms. In the pelvic floor, it’s usually no different than any other area of the body except it is in different but is more sensitive and private.
We Provide the Following Treatment Methods:
Our 3-Step Approach to
Addressing & Treating Bowel Incontinence
Our approach, known as the Gray Method™, focuses on targeting and resolving the root cause of your issue, ensuring that you won’t have to face it again.