Men Have Pelvic Floors Too (And They're Probably Not Working)

Pelvic floor therapy is almost always marketed to women — and that's a problem. Men have pelvic floors too, and they're often doing poorly. Urinary incontinence, chronic pelvic pain, post-prostate surgery leakage, erectile issues, and chronic low back pain that won't respond to anything else all can trace back to pelvic floor dysfunction in men.

For men, pelvic floor issues usually develop slowly — a weakening urinary stream, occasional leaks during exercise or heavy lifting, unexplained deep groin pain, or sexual dysfunction that wasn't there before. The standard advice is Kegels or medication. Neither fixes the underlying neuromuscular coordination issue.

The Freedom+ therapy we offer works equally well for men. You sit fully clothed while the chair reaches the deep stabilising muscles no voluntary exercise can recruit.

If you're a man dealing with these issues — especially post-prostate, post-50, or post any pelvic surgery — there's a treatment protocol designed for you. Book a consultation and get a real answer instead of generic advice.