Pediatric Pelvic Health
If your little one is struggling with bladder or bowel issues OR maybe you are starting to potty train and just want to do it right, we are here to help!
The pelvic floor and core play a vital role in all the above.
We will teach you strategies to use with your child to develop healthy potty habits to protect the pelvic floor muscles rid bad habits to achieve bowel and/or bladder independence.
Here are some common symptoms we will work with:
Urinary leakage: unable to hold pee, this includes enuresis which is inability to hold pee overnight (Bed Wetting).
Urinary urgency: feeling a constant need to pee, even when bladder is not full
Urinary frequency: peeing more often than usual
Urinary retention: not fully emptying bladder
Fecal urgency: feeling quick need to poop
Fecal frequency: pooping more than usual
Constipation/Fecal retention: unable to push out poop
Bowel incontinence: poop accidents
Pelvic pain, low back pain, tailbone pain