At Sydney Pelvic Clinic, we help men achieve optimal health outcomes by combining our pelvic health expertise with a range of general physio and health services, for an integrated approach to treatment.
Our highly-trained physios work with men of all ages to assess, diagnose and treat a wide variety of health conditions, including erectile dysfunction, incontinence, and pain in the pelvic region.
By supporting you to identify and address the health conditions that are holding you back, we can help you live life to the full with better health.
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Your qualified physiotherapist will begin by assessing your symptoms and pelvis. This includes a thorough review of your symptoms and medical history, and a full physical assessment of your pelvis, which may involve a Real Time Ultrasound to assess the bladder and pelvic floor muscles.
Once the cause of your pain or dysfunction has been diagnosed, your physiotherapist will discuss the findings with you, as well as explaining treatment options and expected outcomes. We combine our holistic, integrated approach with cutting-edge technology to achieve the best possible health outcomes.
Your physiotherapist will tailor an individual treatment plan to suit your specific needs, which may include one or more of the following; pelvic floor and pelvic muscle exercises, education and therapy, mindfulness and relaxation techniques, bladder and bowel training, specific exercise rehabilitation, and a home management plans for ongoing treatment.
Our qualified physios and health professionals can help diagnose, treat and manage a wide range of men’s health conditions.
Coccyx pain involves pain in the tailbone region. It can be caused by trauma (from a direct fall or prolonged periods of sitting) or excessive muscle tension from the muscles that attach to the coccyx.
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is the inability to gain and/or maintain an erection. While ED can be a distressing condition for many, it is often simple to overcome with professional treatment and support.
Femoroacetabular impingement (FAI) is a condition in which extra bone grows along the bones that form the hip joint, causing them to rub against each other when you move.
Coccyx pain involves pain in the tailbone region. It can be caused by trauma (from a direct fall or prolonged periods of sitting) or excessive muscle tension from the muscles that attach to the coccyx.
Incontinence refers to involuntary loss of urine or faeces. It can be an unwelcome and often unexpected condition for men, which can be addressed through pelvic physio and treatment.
Pelvic pain affects 1 in 12 Australian men and is defined as pain anywhere between your belly button and your SIT bones.
Coccyx pain involves pain in the tailbone region. It can be caused by trauma (from a direct fall or prolonged periods of sitting) or excessive muscle tension from the muscles that attach to the coccyx.
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is the inability to gain and/or maintain an erection. While ED can be a distressing condition for many, it is often simple to overcome with professional treatment and support.
Coccyx pain involves pain in the tailbone region. It can be caused by trauma (from a direct fall or prolonged periods of sitting) or excessive muscle tension from the muscles that attach to the coccyx.
Discover how our experienced physios have helped men overcome health issues so they can resume their normal lives.
A usually active 34-year-old male was suffering from a range of urinary problems, as well as pain in the perineum and testicles, after bowel surgery.
A physical examination revealed that the cause of both the pelvic pain and the anal fissures was tension in the pelvic floor muscles, resulting in decreased circulation in this region.
