Pelvic Pain

An evidence-based treatment for symptoms associated with pelvic girdle dysfunction involving the sacroiliac joint that may have resisted traditional medical intervention: pain in the scrotum, labia, perineum or anorectal region, penis; dysuria; urinary and faecal urge incontinence; pain during or after ejaculation; sexual and erectile dysfunction.

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Over the last ten years, and after treating nearly 6,000 patients, physiotherapist Peter Dornan has found that many conditions that may have -resisted -traditional medical intervention such as:pain in the scrotum, labia, perineum or anorectal region, penis;dysuria (painful urination);urinary and faecal urge incontinence;pain during or after ejaculation;sexual and erectile dysfunction;are often associated with pelvic girdle dysfunction -involving the -sacroiliac joint.In this book he outlines methods and -evidence-based treatment for the dysfunction and management of symptoms, using helpful -illustrations and photos to highlight the concepts and techniques that are covered.Pelvic Pain: a Musculosketal Approach for Treatment will prove useful to patients as well as health professionals who have an -interest in pelvic pain, particularly musculoskeletal therapists.