Restore Therapeutics Physical Therapy

Restore Therapeutics Physical Therapy 🌸 Pelvic health
Addressing pain,
💧 Incontinence
👶🤰 Prenatal & Postnatal care
Tailored treatments 📋

Call us to find out more about your pelvic floor health and how pelvic floor rehab can help. 📞 559-515-6465 Visit us at ...
09/23/2024

Call us to find out more about your pelvic floor health and how pelvic floor rehab can help.
📞 559-515-6465
Visit us at www.restoretherapeutic.com

Had a great time tonight meeting new people and as always the food was🔥!!!
06/28/2024

Had a great time tonight meeting new people and as always the food was🔥!!!

We often get asked what makes us different from the rest of Physical Therapy practices in town. Don't let pelvic pain ho...
06/06/2024

We often get asked what makes us different from the rest of Physical Therapy practices in town. Don't let pelvic pain hold you back. Call us 559-515-6465 Or book us online at www.restoretherapeutic.com

Some very common bladder problems we see in women's of all age groups. Are you wondering if these are so common why is t...
05/14/2024

Some very common bladder problems we see in women's of all age groups. Are you wondering if these are so common why is that they are so normalized?

Give us a call, and let us help you figure out the root cause of your bladder problems. ☎️ 559-515-6465
Or you can visit us and book online at www.restoretherapeutic.com.

Pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD) refers to a condition where the muscles of the pelvic floor do not function properly. The...
03/28/2024

Pelvic floor dysfunction (PFD) refers to a condition where the muscles of the pelvic floor do not function properly. These muscles provide support to the bladder, uterus, and re**um and play a crucial role in controlling bowel movements, urination, and s*xual function.

Chronic constipation is one of the conditions often associated with pelvic floor dysfunction. When someone experiences chronic constipation, they may develop habits such as straining excessively during bowel movements or holding in stool for extended periods. Over time, these behaviors can lead to dysfunction of the pelvic floor muscles.

Here's how chronic constipation can relate to pelvic floor dysfunction:

Straining: Constant straining during bowel movements can put excessive pressure on the pelvic floor muscles. Over time, this can weaken these muscles or cause them to become tense and dysfunctional.

Incomplete Emptying: People with chronic constipation may experience incomplete emptying of the bowel. This can lead to a cycle of straining and incomplete evacuation, further exacerbating pelvic floor dysfunction.

Muscle Imbalance: Chronic constipation can lead to muscle imbalances in the pelvic floor. Some muscles may become hypertonic (overly tense) while others become weak. This imbalance can disrupt the coordination needed for normal bowel movements.

Nerve Damage: In some cases, chronic constipation can result in nerve damage in the pelvic region, affecting the function of the pelvic floor muscles and contributing to pelvic floor dysfunction.

Pain Syndromes: Chronic constipation can be associated with pain syndromes such as pelvic floor pain or levator ani syndrome, which further complicate the functioning of the pelvic floor muscles.

It's important to address both chronic constipation and pelvic floor dysfunction to break the cycle of symptoms. Treatment may include dietary modifications, increased fluid intake, fiber supplements, pelvic floor physical therapy, biofeedback, and in severe cases, surgery. Consulting with a healthcare provider, such as a gastroenterologist or a pelvic floor therapist, is essential for proper diagnosis and management of these conditions.

Tuesday testimony for you. This is a journey of a mom who struggled with pelvic floor dysfunction, found us in central v...
03/27/2024

Tuesday testimony for you.
This is a journey of a mom who struggled with pelvic floor dysfunction, found us in central valley, and now has found freedom in all activities she could not enjoy prior to sessions with us.
If you want to find out how we may help you, call 📞 559-515-6465 or book us online at www.restoretherapeutic.com

Empowerment begins within , taking charge of pelvic health this International Women's Day. As we celebrate this day, let...
03/09/2024

Empowerment begins within , taking charge of pelvic health this International Women's Day.
As we celebrate this day,
let's take a moment to shed light on a crucial aspect of women's wellness, which is often overlooked* pelvic health.
Take empowering steps to prioritize your pelvic health.
1. Awareness: knowledge is power. Learn about function, anatomy of pelvic floor, common pelvic health concerns, and preventive measures.
2. Embrace regular physical activity. We offer pelvic vitality classes at our clinic ( call us now to find out more at 559-515-6465)
3. Practice mindful hygiene: avoid harsh chemical products to maintain a healthy vaginal ecosystem.
4. Regular checkup: schedule routine pelvic examination with your healthcare provider to monitor pelvic health status.
5. Nuture emotional well-being: stress management, cultivate supportive relationships, and seek professional guidance if needed to address psychological factors impacting pelvic wellness.
6. Stimulate open dialogue: break the silence surrounding pelvic health by initiating conversations with friends, family, and health professionals.
7. Advocate for accessible Healthcare: comprehensive pelvic health services and resources within central valley
8. Embrace s*xual empowerment: positive relationships with your s*xuality, pleasure, and safe s*x.
9. Seek professional support: If you have persistent pelvic symptoms, do not hesitate to seek help from our qualified pelvic floor rehab specialist.
10. Celebrate your body: Celebrate your uniqueness and remarkable capabilities.

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1616 W Shaw Avenue Suite B7
Fresno, CA
93711

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Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm

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