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men’s Pelvic Health

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We support men experiencing pelvic health concerns.

Men’s pelvic health issues are more common than many people realise, but often go unspoken. Our aim is to provide a space where you feel comfortable discussing your symptoms and confident that you’re being listened to and taken seriously.

We work with you to understand what’s going on, improve your symptoms, and support your return to normal function and quality of life.

How we can help

We assess and treat a range of men’s pelvic health conditions, including:

bladder & urinary health

  • Leaking with coughing, sneezing, laughing, lifting, or exercise
  • Urgency or difficulty reaching the toilet in time
  • Frequent urination
  • Overactive bladder symptoms
  • Post-prostate surgery urinary leakage
  • Difficulty emptying the bladder

Bowel Health

Including:

  • Accidental leakage of stool or wind
  • Constipation or straining
  • Difficulty fully emptying
  • Bowel-related discomfort or dysfunction

Pelvic Pain

Including:

  • Chronic pelvic pain, including pudendal neuralgia
  • Testicular, penile or perineal pain
  • Pelvic pain following surgery or injury
  • Coccyx, hip or lower back pain that has been refractory to general musculoskeletal treatment

Sexual Health

Including

  • Erectile dysfunction
  • Pain with ejaculation
  • Reduced sexual function following surgery or injury

Post-Prostate Surgery Rehabilitation

We provide guided rehabilitation prior to and following prostate surgery, including:
  • Management of urinary incontinence
  • Pelvic floor retraining
  • Guided return to daily activity and exercise
  • Education and long-term symptom management

our approach to your care

We take a calm, step-by-step approach so you always know what to expect.

We will:

  • Listen to your concerns and symptoms
  • Complete a thorough and respectful assessment
  • Explain findings clearly and simply
  • Develop a personalised treatment plan
  • Support you with practical strategies to improve function and confidence

A note from us

Pelvic health concerns are common in men, but they are often under-recognised and under-discussed.

You are not alone in this, and there is often a lot that can be done to help improve symptoms and quality of life.