Men's Health Physical Therapy

At EmpowerHeal Physical Therapy, we specialize in providing high quality, best pelvic floor physical therapy for men/males. It is estimated that 16% of men deal with pelvic floor dysfunction at least once in their lifetime.

Why Male Pelvic Therapy?

Bladder Dysfunctions

Urinary Dribbling

Pudendal neuralgia

Bladder Pain Syndrome

Urinary Urgency

Urinary frequency

Chronic Prostatitis

Bowel Dysfunctions

Proctalgia Fugax

Levator Ani Syndrome

Pudendal neuralgia

Fecal Incontinence

Constipation

Hermorrhoids

Dyssynergic defecation

Sexual dysfunction

Erectile dysfunction

Hard Flaccid

Pudendal neuralgia

Peyronie’s disease

Pain with ejaculation

FAQs:

Do men have pelvic floor?

Yes, men do have a pelvic floor! The pelvic floor is a group of muscles, ligaments, and connective tissues that support the pelvic organs. In men, these muscles support the bladder, bowel, and prostate, and they help control urinary and bowel function as well as sexual function. Click here to read more about pelvic floor anatomy in male pelvic floor!

What are the symptoms of tight pelvic floor in men?

An evaluation is necessary to be certain but some common findings of a tight pelvic floor in men are penile pain, feeling of pressure in pelvic area, pelvic pain, urinary dribbling, frequent urination, trouble emptying bladder, bowels, constipation etc.

Your therapist at EmpowerHeal Physical Therapy is extensively trained in assessing, diagnosing and treating your pelvic floor issues. We understand that this might be a complex and uncomfortable aspect of health to discuss. However, there is hope and there can be healing.

Why Men in Washington DC Choose Our Bethesda Clinic:

We’re just a short drive from downtown DC, and we specialize in discreet, one-on-one pelvic therapy sessions for men. Here’s what you can expect:

✅ 1-on-1, Private Sessions

All sessions are held in a private treatment room with a licensed physical therapist who specializes in men’s pelvic health.

✅ Evidence-Based Treatments

We use a combination of manual therapy, biofeedback, neuromuscular re-education, postural retraining, and exercise-based rehab.

✅ No Referral Needed

In Maryland, you can see a pelvic PT directly—no doctor’s referral is required.

✅ Expertise in Men’s Health

Our therapists have advanced training in treating male pelvic floor dysfunction, including post-surgical rehab (e.g. after prostate surgery).