Men’s Health Physiotherapy covers all areas of physio relating to incontinence, overactive bladder, bowel dysfunction, pelvic pain and erectile & sexual dysfunction.
Our highly team of qualified specialists offer a discreet, professional and confidential service to help you get back on track. This service is available at Kensington, Fitzrovia, Mansion House, Monument and Parsons Green.
Give us a call on 020 7036 0286, complete an appt request and we will get back to you straight away or book your appointment online using the links below.
“I’ve been seeing Lucy Burrows, a bladder and bowel specialist, virtually (until I’m back in London) and have had an excellent experience all-round. I didn’t know Six Physio even covered bladder and bowel care until a friend put me in touch and I’ve already learned so much and improved my routines and overall care. I’m also trying exercises that will hopefully help with recovery that I didn’t know existed. A really incredible service – thanks you, Lucy!” Joe 24.11.22
“I had a course of men’s health physio sessions with James following prostate surgery. He’s been excellent and really helped in my recovery.” Andrew 28.02.22
“I was very impressed with my friendly, clear and expert assessment by Jenny Constable. I’ve been around the houses with a pelvic floor issue and Jenny was the first clinician who really listened to me and understood my experience. I now feel positive about my condition, thanks to working with an experienced specialist. Wish I’d come in sooner!” Jon 03.10.20
“The results have been a revelation. There is no other way of putting it. As of the last couple of months I have no more four or three times a night peeing regime – twice is a bad night and once is the standard. This has transformed my nights and therefore also improved my days! I do my floor exercises regularly – they are simple and not onerous and take little time.”
Men do have pelvic floor muscles, providing support for the pelvic organs, they help your continence and your sexual function. Thanks to physiotherapy we can learn how to strengthen and lengthen these muscles to improve your symptoms and quality of life.
Pelvic floor muscle physiotherapy can be a benefit for:
Yes. The physiotherapist will determine the reason for your incontinence during the initial assessment with the ultrasound and a internal examination and then will decide which exercises you will need to carry on and which manual techniques to use/stretches if there’s a tightness issue. Education will be given regarding diet, fluid intake and toilet habits.
The physiotherapist will ask you to perform a pelvic floor contraction and relaxation and then will test your muscles endurance asking for a long contraction (holding) as well.
“Draw the testes up inside the pelvic, retract or shorten the penis “
The initial consultation of 1 hour has a cost of £155
A 1 hour follow up costs £214
A half an hour follow up costs£107
Yes. The pelvic floor must be strong and elastic in men too. After the initial assessment and the history taking, your physiotherapist will understand the cause of your sexual dysfunction and prescribe specific pelvic floor exercises and relaxation/breathing techniques. These together with the correct routine modification / education will improve your symptoms.
You can ask Google, ask your GP, or ask your urologist.
