Pelvic Floor Dysfunction: A Quick Guide for Nurse Practitioners
“Pelvic floor complaints, but not sure what comes next?”
What to look for, what to ask, which tools may help, and when to refer.
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“Pelvic floor complaints, but not sure what comes next?”
What to look for, what to ask, which tools may help, and when to refer.
“Pain with sex. Leakage. Pelvic pressure. Constipation.”
Common signs any provider should recognize, including changes after childbirth, surgery or menopause, plus simple questions that open the conversation.
“What does each one actually do?”
A quick guide to pelvic wands, vaginal dilators, rectal dilators and Kegel weights, and when each may make sense for a patient.
“What does a pelvic wand actually do?”
Pelvic wands for pelvic floor tension and pain, which patients may benefit, and the differences between Intimate Rose wand options.
“When should you bring up dilators?”
How vaginal dilators work for painful penetration, vaginismus, post-surgical or post-radiation changes, and more.
“One of the most overlooked pelvic health tools.”
When rectal dilators may be used for stenosis, pelvic floor tension, post-surgical or post-radiation changes, and certain constipation concerns.
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