Sooo,
I had my 1st appt. with a pelvic physical therapist. She works with Isa Herrera who wrote one of the books they sell on this site. She was wonderful. Very funny and reassuring. The first thing she noticed was my c-section scar and said that it was severely indented in the middle making her think there was a lot of scar tissue that could be causing some issues. Also she physically moved my tailbone back to the middle as mine was all the way to the left. She thinks all of these things could make a "perfect storm" for the bladder irritation. She also mentioned a cold laser. Has anyone had that used on them. I have "homework to do every day and will be seeing her 1x a week until things improve. Anyone have some positive feedback about their physical therapy experience? I'd love to hear it!
Currently I'm taking 10mg of elavil and .5mg of klonopin and they've helped but I'm still left with an awareness of my bladder that needs to be gone asap! Thanks!
Rachael
I had my 1st appt. with a pelvic physical therapist. She works with Isa Herrera who wrote one of the books they sell on this site. She was wonderful. Very funny and reassuring. The first thing she noticed was my c-section scar and said that it was severely indented in the middle making her think there was a lot of scar tissue that could be causing some issues. Also she physically moved my tailbone back to the middle as mine was all the way to the left. She thinks all of these things could make a "perfect storm" for the bladder irritation. She also mentioned a cold laser. Has anyone had that used on them. I have "homework to do every day and will be seeing her 1x a week until things improve. Anyone have some positive feedback about their physical therapy experience? I'd love to hear it!
Currently I'm taking 10mg of elavil and .5mg of klonopin and they've helped but I'm still left with an awareness of my bladder that needs to be gone asap! Thanks!
Rachael

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