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You might have a lot of questions about pelvic floor physical therapy.
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Frequently asked questions
The internal exam is performed vaginally for the purpose of assessing tension and strength of the pelvic floor muscles.
Unlike a gynecological exam, no speculum is used, but 1 gloved finger delivers pressure to the muscle layers to determine tissue tension and mobility. If scar tissue is present, the internal exam will help identify and address it.
In men, the internal exam is performed rectally for the same purpose.
This will vary based on many things, but our goal is to be both effective and efficient. We will provide foundational exercise instruction and intentional hands-on techniques from the very first visit. Your progress will depend on your history and complexity of your symptoms. Even after optimal improvement, many patients continue care as a "tune up" throughout the year.
You do not need a doctor’s referral to start PT!
The state of Oklahoma requires a referral from a nurse practitioner, physician, physician’s assistant, or chiropractor for continuation of care after 30 calendar days.
No need to stress about this, we will help you coordinate this as needed.
Our PT services are covered by any out-of-network benefits that you have through your insurance.
We are committed to providing the very best care for our patients, that means one-on-one time with you, for the entire session. We find that this individual time actually cuts down on the number of visits you need overall because you can accomplish so much more in a single session.
