Pelvic floor physical therapy for men in NYC.
Pelvic floor care that finally gets it.
Private, one-on-one pelvic floor therapy in Chelsea, Manhattan. Pelvic pain, sexual dysfunction, bladder and bowel symptoms. Start with a free call with a Doctor of Physical Therapy.
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Why men come to us
- Built by someone who has been there. Our founder, Dr. Adam Gvili, PT, DPT, lived with pelvic floor dysfunction as a young man before he became a Doctor of Physical Therapy.
- A team focused on men’s pelvic health. Every clinician is trained in the same approach.
- One-on-one, 45-minute visits. Your session is with your physical therapist, start to finish.
- Private and judgment-free. These are hard things to talk about. We talk about them every day.
What we treat
Aching or sharp pain in the perineum, testicles, penis, rectum or lower abdomen, often worse with sitting.
Ongoing pelvic pain and urinary symptoms, even when every test comes back normal.
Always needing to go, or never feeling fully empty.
Weaker erections or trouble maintaining them when tight or uncoordinated pelvic floor muscles are a factor.
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The Stress of Wall Street Is Sending Men to Pelvic Floor Therapy
Physical therapists in New York are seeing an uptick in younger male patients with penile and bladder issues.
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Men are embracing pelvic floor therapy — and not just for better sex
If you're a woman, you probably already know what a kegel exercise is, and have been told to work on strengthening your pelvic floor.
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What You Need to Know About the Male Pelvic Floor
Some of the most vexing health problems for men — including urological and reproductive issues — can be traced to pelvic-floor dysfunction.
The Pelvic Floor is the layer of muscles that support the bottom of the pelvic area.
The pelvic floor supports the internal organs of the pelvic region.
It also helps control bladder, bowel and sexual function.
The pelvic floor is made up of muscles that form a sling from your coccyx to your pubic bone.
When these muscles become overactive/underactive it can result in pain, sexual dysfunction, bowel insufficiency and urinary/fecal incontinence. Pelvic Floor dysfunction and pain can be caused by a wide variety of reasons and it is important to take an individualistic approach during treatment and planning for your pelvic floor physical therapy.
The medical practitioners in our facility are experts at evaluating and treating the multifaceted condition that is a Pelvic Floor Dysfunction through Pelvic Floor Therapy.
Solutions for every patient seeking relief from pelvic issues.
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Our approach
We combine hands-on manual therapy, targeted exercise and education to address what’s driving your symptoms, not just manage them. Each plan is tailored to your body and your goals. We’ve been where you are, so we know how much it matters to feel heard. Our approach is individualized, judgment-free and always at your comfort level.
- Chronic prostatitis / CPPS
- Urinary frequency, urgency and incomplete emptying
- Post-void dribbling
- Leakage after prostate surgery
- Erectile dysfunction
- Premature ejaculation
- Pain during or after ejaculation or sex
- Hard flaccid syndrome
- Testicular and post-vasectomy pain
- Rectal and anal pain
- Constipation
- Fecal leakage or urgency
- Tailbone pain
- Groin and hip pain
- Pudendal neuralgia
“Male pelvic health, especially those with pelvic pain, is poorly researched and poorly understood. Getting a medical provider to understand what you are feeling was an obstacle in and of itself. I was being told
IT WAS ALL IN MY HEAD, but I knew it wasn’t”
The treatment plan for pelvic pain in men is designed to be a one-one 45 minute session geared towards each person’s individual needs. We will design a specific treatment plan of care for pelvic floor therapy geared towards each patient’s expected outcome as planned by our in-house physical therapists.
There is no magic number of sessions that equal a successful prognosis. There are those that feel better in a few sessions and those that get better in many sessions of pelvic floor physical therapy. Our goal is to get you better as fast as possible because we know how much this matters to you.
No. You can book directly. If you’re already seeing a doctor, let us know who they are. We’ll keep them in the loop, because the best care happens when your whole team is working together.
We’re an out-of-network practice. We’ll give you a superbill to submit to your insurance for possible reimbursement. A superbill is a medical receipt with procedure codes that shows your insurer what happened during your session. If your insurance needs supporting documentation, we’ll send it promptly. What you get back depends on your plan.
Feel free to come as you are.
To get in touch with us, kindly fill out the Contact Us form and/or email us at hello@pelvis.nyc. Our in-house clinician/physical therapist will respond to your queries.