This pelvic floor physical therapy utilizes a computer system that provides visual feedback to re-educate and strengthen the pelvic floor muscles. Physical therapy has proven to successfully treat most women with stress and or urge incontinence. Other treatment options are available, including vaginal weighted cones, specialized incontinence pessaries, incontinence patches, collagen injections and surgery. Evaluation of fecal incontinence can include complete exam, anal sphincter ultrasound, anal manometry, pudendal nerve testing and GI motility studies. Biofeedback and non-surgical therapy are offered as treatment options.
Surgical treatment is available if appropriate.
Non-surgical treatment options include physical therapy to strengthen the pelvic floor muscles, biofeedback, and functional electrical stimulation and pessaries. If non-surgical methods are not appropriate, pelvic reconstructive surgery is offered.