Explore, Learn, and Empower Your Pelvic Health
Welcome to the Armor Men's Health Podcast, where we we collaborate and dive into expert insights, patient experiences, and the latest advancements in pelvic health. Our mission is to educate, inspire, and provide practical solutions to help you take control of your well-being. Whether you're navigating pelvic floor concerns or simply seeking to enhance your knowledge, our episodes offer valuable guidance for every stage of your journey.
Physical Therapy as a Treatment for Premature Ejaculation
Dr. Mistry and Dr. Treadway discuss using physical therapy to treat erectile dysfunction, the different types of stimuli that cause arousal or being 'turned on', and some techniques that are used in helping to delay ejaculation. Our experts agree- patients know their body's best!
How Scars Can Still Hurt
Dr. Treadway talks about the consequences of scar tissue in and around the pelvic floor. While there can be many causes of pelvic floor problems, particularly in women, any scar-causing medical procedures or trauma to the abdominal and pelvic regions can lead to the formation of problem-causing adhesions.
That's What She Said!
Dr. Angela Treadway talks female incontinence with our very own Donna Lee. Dr. Treadway explains the types of incontinence that most women experience as well as the anatomy of the pelvic floor and surrounding muscles and how they can be strengthened through physical therapy.
Painful Sex? Join Our Vagina Gym!
Dr. Treadway talks about dilator therapy as a treatment for painful sex in women. There can be many reasons that women develop pain associated with intercourse, two of the most common being hormonal changes brought on after giving birth and after beginning menopause.
PT For Your ED Part 2
Dr. Treadway explains how erectile dysfunction can be treated through physical therapy. She points out that in order for the erectile tissues to engorge, the musculature around those tissues have to be loose enough to allow the blood to flow, but not so loose that the tissues empty prematurely.
PT For Your ED
Dr. Treadway explains how erectile dysfunction can be treated through physical therapy. She points out that in order for the erectile tissues to engorge, the musculature around those tissues have to be loose enough to allow the blood to flow, but not so loose that the tissues empty prematurely.
There's More To Your Pelvic Floor
Today, Dr. Treadway explains how testicular pain and even anal fissures can be caused by problems ultimately relating back to the pelvic floor. Likewise, women can experience both fecal and urinary incontinence because of weak pelvic floor muscles.
Let's Get Physical (Therapy)!
Dr. Mistry and Dr. Treadway discuss several conditions that are commonly addressed in female patients, including: bladder dysfunction, bowel dysfunction, pelvic pain, or pain with sex. Also discussed are some of the muscles and functions of the pelvic floor and the importance of maintaining normal and healthy function.
Physical Therapy for Testicular Pain
Dr. Mistry and Dr. Treadway discuss some of the standard treatments for testicular pain as well as the role of physical therapy in addressing chronic testicular pain. Dr. Treadway discusses how physical therapy can benefit men of all ages and activity levels, and takes us through the steps in her very detailed and personal evaluations.
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