Male Pelvic Pain

Approximately 10% of men will experience chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CPPS) in their life time. It can often take great physical and emotional toll, but Physiotherapy can provide a comprehensive and effective approach to managing and improving symptoms.

Symptoms of male pelvic pain often include:

Pain in the penis, scrotum, lower abdomen, perineum, sacrum or anus

Urinary urgency, frequency and / or difficulty urinating

Constipation, difficulty opening bowels or pain with bowel movements

Pain during or after erection

Erectile dysfunction

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Male Pelvic Pain

Approximately 10% of men will experience chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CPPS) in their life time. It can often take great physical and emotional toll, but Physiotherapy can provide a comprehensive and effective approach to managing and improving symptoms. Symptoms of male pelvic pain often include:

Pain in the penis, scrotum, lower abdomen, perineum, sacrum or anus Urinary urgency, frequency and / or difficulty urinating Constipation, difficulty opening bowels or pain with bowel movements Pain during or after erection

Erectile dysfunction​

Approximately 10% of men will experience chronic pelvic pain syndrome (CPPS) in their life time. It can often take great physical and emotional toll, but Physiotherapy can provide a comprehensive and effective approach to managing and improving symptoms.

Symptoms of male pelvic pain often include:

Pain in the penis, scrotum, lower abdomen, perineum, sacrum or anus

Urinary urgency, frequency and / or difficulty urinating

Constipation, difficulty opening bowels or pain with bowel movements

Pain during or after erection

Erectile dysfunction