Supporting Men’s Health After Prostate Cancer: A Pelvic Floor Physiotherapist’s Perspective Prostate cancer treatment can affect parts of the body most men don’t expect, especially the muscles that control bladder, bowel, and sexual function. This is where pelvic floor physiotherapy can make a meaningful difference. While much of the focus (rightly) goes to the medical … Read More
When navigating cancer treatment, it’s common to focus on the immediate, life-saving aspects of care. However, there’s a crucial part of your health that’s often overlooked—your pelvic health. Whether you’re undergoing surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, or hormone therapy, cancer treatments can significantly impact your pelvic floor, bladder, bowel, and sexual function. As a pelvic floor physiotherapist, … Read More
As a pelvic floor physiotherapist, I understand that after cancer treatment, many individuals face physical and emotional challenges that can feel overwhelming. While treatments like surgery, radiation, and chemotherapy save lives, they can also have a significant impact on the pelvic floor. It is common to see changes in your pelvic health post-treatment, including pain, … Read More
As a pelvic floor physiotherapist, one of the most common challenges I see in patients recovering from cancer treatments is stress and tension. Whether you’ve undergone surgery, radiation, or chemotherapy, cancer treatment can take a toll not just on your body but also on your mind. This can often lead to tightness in the pelvic … Read More
Breast cancer is a life-altering diagnosis that affects millions of women each year. While much attention is given to the direct impacts of treatment on breast tissue, it’s important to recognize that cancer treatments like chemotherapy and hormone therapy can also have significant indirect effects on other areas of your body, including the pelvic floor. … Read More