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Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Pelvic organ prolapse is common—especially after pregnancy, birth, or during menopause—but it does not mean your body is broken or that surgery is your only option. Pelvic physical therapy can help manage symptoms, improve support, and restore confidence with movement.

Our Approach​

Our approach to prolapse focuses on improving support and confidence—not restriction. Care may include pelvic floor and core coordination, breath and pressure management, posture and lifting strategies, symptom-guided strengthening, and education to help you stay active safely and comfortably.

We Treat:

Feelings of pelvic heaviness,
pressure, or bulging

Vaginal or rectal prolapse symptoms

Discomfort or symptoms that worsen
with standing, lifting, or exercise

Fear or avoidance of movement due to prolapse

Postpartum or menopausal prolapse concerns

Your First Visit

  • Full history + pelvic exam (internal exam optional) in a supportive, judgment-free space
  • Immediate treatment so you leave feeling better
  • Noticeable results for most patients after just one visit; major progress within three