Intrauterine Devices, Pelvic Pain, and Physical Therapy: A Case Report
Discussion:
A PT program designed to improve pelvic girdle alignment, improve breathing patterns, and decrease pelvic floor muscle hypertonicity may have contributed to a decrease in dyspareunia and an improved tolerance for tampon use within a 3-month time frame. PT is a conservative treatment option for musculoskeletal dysfunction. Further data collection is needed to determine the effect of PT for PFMD in patients with a history of IUD use.
Informed Consent:
This case report is exempt from institutional board review and approval.
Source: Journal of Women’s Health Physical Therapy - Category: Physiotherapy Tags: Case Reports Source Type: research
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