Some may think urinary incontinence is just normal. You know the embarrassing times when you cough, sneeze or maybe just the sound of hearing water makes you accidentally urinate on yourself and you think that you are the only person that has this issue. Well, the beautiful thing is there is something you can do about it. Then there is the reverse by having difficulties holding it or complications with having a bowel movement or erectile dysfunction. These can possibly be corrected with pelvic floor physical therapy.

Wait, there is more! No, this is not some sales pitch. Let’s talk about something that makes most people uncomfortable, but you know it is juicy, very JUICY… and it is a word you better not dare use at the kitchen table. Orgasms.

Imagine, people, sitting at a table with a bunch of friends and discussing how great their orgasms are and how many they have. Is this the truth? Or are they lying? It does not matter. What does matter is there are probably a few thinking to themselves during that conversation “wow, I never had one of those before, there must be something wrong with me.” According to research, 30-50% of women do not have orgasms. Some women may also suffer from pain during intercourse and many times these issues can be corrected naturally by visiting a Physical Therapists who specializes in Pelvic Floor.

 

Learn more about Dr. Nicholas Vernola Jr by visiting: www.drnicholasvernolajr.com