All over the world, specialists in pelvic floor physiotherapy aim to provide evidence-based, professional and comprehensive care to their patients.
The physiotherapist considers and treats the patient as a whole by considering the physical and emotional or psychosocial factors related to health.

Pelvic Floor Dysfunction; It can be defined as a series of problems that occur when the pelvic floor muscles are weak or tense and there is a disorder in the lower back, hip and coccyx joints.

Problems Involved in Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy are as follows:

•   Erectile Dysfunction (Impotence)
•   Premature Ejaculation (Premature - Uncontrolled Ejaculation)
•   Constipation
•   Frequent urination and/or urinary incontinence
•   Pelvic Pain
•   Vaginismus or Dyspareunia (Painful Sexual Coexistence)
•   Pelvic Organ Prolapse (Bladder/Uterine/Intestinal Prolapse)