Conditions We Treat

Pelvic floor dysfunction can affect urinary, bowel, sexual, and pain-related function in ways that are often misunderstood or overlooked.

Pelvic Lab provides specialized evaluation and treatment for a wide range of men's pelvic health concerns.

Urinary Dysfunction

Urinary symptoms are among the most common presentations seen at Pelvic Lab and often occur despite normal imaging or testing.

• Urinary Urgency or Frequency

• Painful Urination

• Incomplete Emptying

• Postvoid Dribbling

• Nocturia

• Weak Stream

Pelvic Pain

Pelvic pain can present in many different ways and often involves muscular tension, movement dysfunction, and nervous system sensitization.

• Chronic Pelvic Pain Syndrome (CPPS)

• Perineal Pain

• Groin Pain

• Testicular Pain

• Rectal Pressure

• Pelvic Muscle Tension

Sexual Health

Pelvic floor dysfunction can contribute to sexual symptoms even when traditional medical testing appears normal.

• Erectile Dysfunction

• Hard Flaccid Symptoms

• Premature Ejaculation

• Post-Ejaculatory Pain

• Pelvic Floor Related Sexual Dysfunction

• Painful Anal Penetration

Bowel Dysfunction

Pelvic floor dysfunction can affect the coordination and relaxation required for comfortable bowel movements, contributing to straining, incomplete evacuation, pressure, pain, or urgency.

• Chronic Constipation

• Pelvic Floor Dyssenergia

• Incomplete Evacuation

• Rectal Pressure/Pain

• Fecal Urgency

• Chronic Hemorrhoids/Fissures

• Post Surgical Bowel Dysfunction

Post-Surgical & Complex Cases

Recovery after surgery is not always straightforward. Pelvic floor dysfunction can persist long after healing is expected to occur.

• Post-Prostatectomy related incontinence

• Post-Vasectomy Symptoms

• Epididymitis Recovery

• Pelvic Dysfunction Following Radiation

• Persistent Symptoms After Medical Workups

Not seeing your diagnosis?

Symptoms matter more than labels.

Many patients arrive without a clear diagnosis. Others have been given multiple diagnoses but still do not understand why symptoms persist.

Treatment is based on identifying the factors contributing to your symptoms, not simply matching a protocol to a diagnosis.

If you are unsure whether your condition is listed, Questions before booking? Speak with your provider to learn more→