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Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy for Transgender and Gender-Diverse Health

Pelvic floor physiotherapy offers a supportive approach to common pelvic health concerns among transgender, non-binary, and gender-diverse individuals. Changes related to hormone therapy, gender-affirming surgeries, and practices like binding or tucking may affect the pelvic floor, leading to discomfort or functional issues. Our specialized physiotherapists provide affirming, personalized care to help manage these concerns, supporting healing, comfort, and well-being.

Inclusive Pelvic Health Support

Here are some of the common conditions treated in men:

Common Pelvic Health Concerns

  • Post-Surgical Recovery: After gender-affirming surgeries, pelvic floor physiotherapy can aid in managing pain, scar tissue, and mobility, promoting a smooth recovery.

  • Urinary and Bowel Issues: Binding, tucking, or pelvic floor muscle imbalance can lead to challenges with bladder and bowel control, which physiotherapy can help address.

  • Pelvic Pain and Tension: Binding or tucking can strain pelvic muscles, while dysphoria, stress, or trauma may also contribute to pain or tension, which therapy techniques can help relieve.

  • Intimacy and Sensation: Tight or weakened pelvic muscles can affect comfort during intimacy or reduce sensation; physiotherapy helps improve muscle function, sensitivity, and control.

How Physiotherapy Can Help

Our physiotherapy techniques include:

  • Muscle Training and Relaxation: Exercises to strengthen or relax pelvic muscles, based on your specific needs.

  • Scar and Post-Surgical Care: Techniques for scar tissue flexibility, pain reduction, and tissue healing.

  • Dilator Guidance and Pain Management: Gradual desensitization, scar management, and dilation support for post-surgical recovery.

Experience Inclusive, Affirming Care

Our approach is trauma-informed, respectful, and affirming of every individual’s journey. We are committed to helping you feel comfortable, empowered, and connected to your body. 

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