10/16/2026
There is a clinical name for the symptoms many women quietly work around for years: pelvic floor dysfunction.
Leaking a little when you laugh, cough or run. Bowel control that is no longer reliable. Pain during in*******se. Changes in vaginal tone. A body that feels different after childbirth. These are commonly grouped under one name rather than treated as six unrelated complaints, and that matters, because a name is something a provider can work with.
Painful in*******se has its own term too: dyspareunia. It simply means pain during s*x. Postpartum recovery sits inside this same category of care, so changes after having a baby are not an odd question to bring up. There is already a path for them.
Through our partnership with All Things His and Hers, we offer women advanced non-invasive treatments across that whole range, including pelvic floor strengthening.
If you would rather not make a separate appointment to talk about it, you don't have to. The women's preventive and screening appointment, the visit that includes a Pap smear, is a good place to raise any of this with us. ๐
