PT's do not get a doctoral degree with 100+ hours of extra continuing education to teach a person how to do a kegel. There is much more #physicaltherapy can do for pelvic health. Here are some other misconceptions: #PT622
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Women are told that pelvic & low back pain are normal and will go away after they have their babies... it will NOT go away. Go see your #physicaltherapist for prevention of pain during & after pregnancy. Be proactive about your health!
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Think kegel exercises are just for women? Think again.
Men, go see your #physicaltherapist for learning the correct way to improve any pelvic floor dysfunctions. #PT622
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Urinating more than once in two hours?
Leak when you laugh/cough/sneeze/jump?
You could be at risk for pelvic floor dysfunction and #physicaltherapy could be for you. Look for your nearest specialist using this link! #PT622
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Having abnormalities with your bowel/bladder or painful intercourse? Your pelvic floor muscles could be weak and #physicaltherapy is a nonsurgical/non-pharmacological way to help! #PT622#womenshealthpt check out the link for more info! https://t.co/92PvqFmDZb