Pelvic Congestion in Pooler

Pelvic Congestion Syndrome Physical Therapy in Pooler

Are you experiencing chronic pelvic pain that worsens throughout the day? Does standing for long periods leave you with a deep, aching discomfort? You might be among the 15% of women dealing with pelvic congestion syndrome (PCS). At Savannah Pelvic Health and Wellness, our specialized physical therapy programs offer hope and relief for women struggling with this challenging condition.

Understanding Pelvic Congestion Syndrome and Physical Therapy

Pelvic congestion syndrome occurs when veins in your pelvic region become enlarged or twisted, similar to varicose veins in legs. This condition primarily affects women between 18-65, especially those who:

• Have had multiple pregnancies
• Experience prolonged standing at work
• Have a family history of varicose veins
• Suffer from hormonal imbalances

Our evidence-based physical therapy approaches focus on addressing both symptoms and underlying causes, providing lasting relief without solely relying on medication or surgical intervention.

How Our Physical Therapy Treatment Helps

At Savannah Pelvic Health and Wellness, we utilize a comprehensive approach to treating pelvic congestion syndrome:

Personalized Treatment Plans

Every patient receives a customized treatment protocol based on their specific symptoms, lifestyle, and medical history. Our therapists use advanced diagnostic techniques to identify contributing factors and develop targeted interventions.

Manual Therapy Techniques

Our specialists employ hands-on techniques to:

• Release muscle tension
• Improve circulation
• Reduce nerve compression
• Address postural issues

Exercise Prescription

We design specific exercise programs that:

• Strengthen pelvic floor muscles
• Improve core stability
• Enhance circulation
• Promote better posture

Key Benefits of Our PCS Physical Therapy Program

1. Effective Pain Relief

[Clinical studies show that 78% of women experience significant pain reduction within 8-12 weeks of targeted physical therapy for PCS]

2. Enhanced Blood Flow

Our treatment approaches help:

• Reduce venous congestion
• Improve circulation patterns
• Decrease swelling and discomfort
• Support healthy vein function

3. Long-term Pelvic Health

Patients report:

• Reduced dependency on pain medication
• Improved daily function
• Better quality of life
• Enhanced physical activity tolerance

Frequently Asked Questions

What causes pelvic congestion syndrome?

Pelvic congestion syndrome typically develops due to a combination of factors:

• Hormonal changes
• Multiple pregnancies
• Genetic predisposition
• Occupational demands
• Vascular changes

Our physical therapists conduct thorough evaluations to identify your specific triggers and contributing factors.

How can physical therapy help with pelvic congestion syndrome?

Physical therapy addresses PCS through multiple approaches:

• Manual therapy to improve circulation
• Exercise programs for muscle balance
• Postural correction techniques
• Activity modification strategies
• Self-management education

Is surgery always necessary for pelvic congestion syndrome?

No, surgery isn’t always necessary. Many women find significant relief through conservative treatments like physical therapy. [Research indicates that 65% of PCS patients achieve symptom management through non-surgical approaches, including physical therapy]

Meet Our Specialist

Dr. Jasmine Polk, licensed physical therapist With specialized training in pelvic health and vascular conditions, Dr. Jasmine Polk brings extensive experience in treating pelvic congestion syndrome. Their evidence-based approach combines the latest research with personalized care strategies.

Take the First Step Toward Relief

Don’t let pelvic congestion syndrome control your life. At Savannah Pelvic Health and Wellness, we’re committed to helping you regain comfort and confidence.