With specialised urological physiotherapy, targeted and knowledge-based treatment is offered, focusing on lasting functional improvement. Treatment starts with a thorough mapping of pelvic floor function. Ultrasound is used as biofeedback to visualise muscle activity in real time. This gives a precise assessment of whether the muscles are activated correctly, and whether there is weakness, lack of coordination or an unsuitable tension pattern. Many people train the pelvic floor incorrectly, and therefore do not get the desired effect – which is why correct guidance is crucial. The training is systematic and individually adapted, targeting the right pelvic floor muscles.
Patient education is a central part of the treatment, focusing on anatomy, nerve function and the interaction between breathing, abdominal pressure and muscle control. Greater understanding gives a sense of security and better adherence to the training.
Focused pressure wave (shockwave) is a standard part of the treatment programme. This method is used to restimulate nerves and tissue, treat trigger points in the deep pelvic floor muscles and facilitate optimal regeneration and reactivation of weakened muscles. The aim is not only symptom relief, but restoring control, strength and function.
With precise examination, modern technology and structured follow-up, incontinence can be reduced considerably – and for many disappear completely.
Book an appointment with our specialist
Do you have questions or want a course of treatment for incontinence? Contact our urological physiotherapist and shockwave specialist Kasper S. Kierkegaard on telephone 98608912, or book a “Urologisk 1.gangstime” (urological first appointment) via “Book appointment” at the top of the page.
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