An Eye-Opening Conversation With A Pelvic Floor Physical Therapist and Her Patient
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- Опубліковано 1 лип 2024
- Dr. Erica Azzaretto Michitsch’s has a passion for physical therapy. This a real conversation between a pelvic floor physical therapist and her patient to help understand the dynamic and that there's hope.
Erica specializes in orthopedics and pelvic health physical therapy. Erica discovered her passion for women’s health and developed and launched a pelvic floor program at her orthopedic practice and now has her own private practice, Solstice Physical Therapy.
Solstice Physical Therapy - www.solsticept.com
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The 2019 Pelvic Health Summit is an online summit created to bring the latest information and top practitioners of pelvic health to you. Our goals for the summit are:
- Educate Men and Women on the importance of Pelvic Health
Provide multiple perspectives and specialists to weigh in on Pelvic Health
- Provide an accepting platform for people to engage, discuss, and support one another
Learn more about the summit, speakers, topics and join our supportive community group at:
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Facebook Group - / pelvichealthsupport
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If you want to learn more, here are some resources from our partners:
Pelvic Rehabilitation Medicine - www.pelvicrehabilitation.com/
International Pelvic Pain Society - www.pelvicpain.org/home.aspx
The Women’s Pelvic Health Podcast - www.thewomenspelvichealthpodc...
What a thorough and thoughtful overview on a topic that can be tough to access!
Thank you Hannah for your transparency with your own pelvic health journey. This interview was so honest and informative for folks that are experiencing pelvic disfunction. Dr Erica seems to be a very empathic and knowledgable health provider. Great job ladies, Lynn
Great information and so needed. I just started with Pelvic Floor PT and am looking forward to making progress. Thank you for sharing.
Thanks for doing this. I don’t feel so alone in what I’ve been going through for 39 years!
I’m in physical therapy school now and the exact same thing just happened to me, I just got placed in one accidentally! I’m nervous but this made me feel way better!
I’m an osteopathic physician practicing in a hospital based setting but understanding the neuromuscular and myofascial systems and how they interact that result in pain and dysfunction is important to consider when recommending treatments and getting the right diagnosis in the first place. This is importent
such an amazing interview. Thank you so muchhhh
Hi ! This was quite interesting to know all the details.Frankly I have been dealing with this issue for past two months ,so I can perfectly relate to it.Thanks !
wow thank you so much. Its difficult and Im going through a similar situation. Seing this makes me optimistic. ❤️
My Dr just referred me to a pelvic floor therapist and I was really getting freaked out. This was very helpful!
^ this was what my doctor recommended to me today & I, too, was like OMG WHAT IS THIS 😳
Thank you so much for this open and informative discussion. I’ve had a difficult time finding a pelvic floor rehabilitation physical therapy specialist. I feel that some doctors don’t take it seriously in some cases and due to insurance challenges they are unable to successfully advocate for the patient to get timely and effective treatment.
Good questions, patient journey question was very helpful
This was very informative. I’m scheduled for Pelvic floor rehab because I have prolapse after giving birth. 😢
....Trully recommend via a physical therapist or optp.com obtaining a stretchout strap accompanied by booklet of lower body stretches. While butt on wall, legs up wall replicate as possible as many stretches shown in booklet.
which meds did you get off?
I don’t have much pelvic pain as I do lower back pain hips pain & rectal pain … my obgyn said I have tight pelvic floor muscles
I am an elderly woman who was just recently diagnosed with pelvic floor dysfunction...,I have suffered chronic constipation for many years and it has now gotten to the point where I experience excrutiating rectal pain daily ..I had a colonoscopy a little over two months ago which I was told showed no abnormalities or signs of any cancer..The procedure was done because of my ongoing constipation problem..My rectal pain has been worse since it was done - I scheduled an appointment with a Proctologist who told me that I have pelvic floor dysfunction and he has referred me to a Dr. who specializes in women with pelvic floor dysfunction and who will work with me with the kind of physical therapy that will hopeful been extremely difficult living with the rectal pain that I've experienced daly for months ,- seriously affecting the quality of my life...Thank You for this video..
hi dear doctor
You say it's releasing muscle but I thought it's supposed to be that the muscle is stretched out
Holdup, wait, what? You have to be a tad bit more open. You kind of skipped over the internal parts and exactly what is done. This is information at the base level.
Does she mean shes putting her fingers inside pressing parts? Like just say it very openly ! I have vulvadynia and am a grape ,SA ,DV survivor. Im not sure how id feel about this