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Men's Health
Pelvic floor issues are often only thought of as affecting women, but men have pelvic floors too! Learn more about men's pelvic health and how pelvic floor dysfunction affects men below.
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Pelvic Floor, Women's Health, Men's HealthBladder leakage (urinary incontinence) Urinary urgency, frequency, and overactive bladder Pelvic pain, including but not limited to: Pain with intercourse​, exercise, urinary/bowel function Tailbone pain May also be known as dyspareunia, vaginismus, vulvodynia, vestibulodynia, coccydynia, prostatitis Pelvic organ prolapse Endometriosis related symptoms PCOS (polycystic ovary syndrome) related symptoms Constipation and irritable bowel syndrome Stool leakage (fecal incontinence) Anal fissures, proctalgia fugax Interstitial cystitis (painful bladder syndrome) Pudendal neuralgia, obturator neuralgia (numbness, tingling, burning, pain of the internal or external pelvis) Many of these conditions may be experienced by both women and men. We welcome & treat everyone!
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Pregnancy & PostpartumSpecific pregnancy-related care during any trimester: Exercise that is safe and specific to pregnancy Low back pain Pelvic girdle pain Sciatica, SIJ pain Pubic symphysis dysfunction, "lightning crotch" Urinary incontinence Third trimester preparation for delivery including pelvic opening and perineal mobilization General prenatal education regarding musculoskeletal changes during pregnancy ​ Specific postpartum care: Four-six week musculoskeletal assessment to determine readiness for return to run, exercise, intercourse, and more Rehabilitation from vaginal delivery or cesarean section delivery Education on body mechanics for safe lifting and carrying Assessment and treatment for diastasis rectus abdominis (ab separation) Cesarean and perineal scar tissue mobilization Specific education regarding musculoskeletal changes postpartum
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Orthopedics & General PTWe recognize that everything is connected! General orthopedic issues are all treated at Sage PT. Low back pain Hip pain TMJ dysfunction (jaw joint) Neck pain Shoulder pain Ankle pain Knee pain Core strengthening Pilates based
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S.M.
Katherine is extremely detail oriented and explains the PT exercises very clearly. Her superpowers are knowledge of the human body, empathy, and listening/hearing her patients.
A.P.
Dr Katherine Koch is truly incredible! She’s warm, friendly, knowledgeable, encouraging, and supportive—everything you could hope for in a PT. From the moment you meet her, she makes you feel comfortable, listens carefully to your concerns, and explains things clearly. She provides well-defined steps and exercises tailored to your treatment.
S.B.
I am eternally grateful for her understanding and her expertise that served me greatly and continues to be a foundation for my continued healing. I feel much stronger and more flexible in my back, hips and neck as a result of my work with Katherine. She has been a true gift to me. Thank you Katherine for your professional PT abilities and your human touch."
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