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    How is pelvic floor dysfunction managed?

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  • Dr Sam Daniels

    Gynaecologist

    Dr Sam is a gynaecologist practising in Sydney. His passion is in improving the quality of life for all women living with a gynaecological condition, … View Profile

    Pelvic floor dysfunction can be associated with pelvic pain due to your pelvic floor muscles being either too weak or too tense. The pain from this condition is often found during sexual intercourse, urination or bowel movements, and during your menstrual period. Dr Sam’s input as a gynaecologist is only one part of an effective treatment strategy, which should also involve a pelvic floor physiotherapist and sometimes also a psychologist.

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