The ability to control urination is one of those things we take for granted, until we lose it. People suffering from incontinence (loss of bladder control) must often restrict normal daily activities. They are faced with potentially embarrassing situations, including the shame of being a burden to their families or other caregivers. And the problem is not uncommon and can occur in males and females.
Pelvic floor therapy can help! Physical Therapists who specialize in incontinence treat the pelvic muscles just as they would any other muscle of the body. The pelvic muscles are evaluated for strength, coordination, and tone. The patient is taught exercises for strengthening, relaxation, body mechanics, techniques to decrease urge, and bladder irritants to avoid. Patients are usually seen once a week for four to six weeks.
Dr. Andrea Pezzella and her medical team pride themselves on offering an innovative and up-to-date approach to the challenges facing women today. From anti-aging to overall wellness - Everyone wants to Look Good and Feel Great. Dr. Pezzella wants to help you Be Your Best Self. Its time to live the life you are meant to live, and Regain Your Confidence!
Mon-Thurs : 8am - 5pm
Fri : By Appointment Only
Sat-Sun: Closed
Phone: (803) 956-9928
Fax: (803) 457-7001
115 Midlands Court
West Columbia, SC 29169
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