Pelvic Floor Therapy?

Anyone ever receive anal pelvic floor therapy?

Yep. I saw a pelvic floor therapist several years ago.

Of course in men, the pelvic floor is only accessible through the rectum, although there are other modalities a therapist will use to help with pelvic floor issues besides manual manipulation through the rectum. Initially, I found it a little embarrassing to be examined, since my therapist was a younger female. But it soon becomes not a big deal.

Yes. It is embarassing, especially as we live in a culture that heaps the stress on then denigrates you for responding to it instead of "just relax". Well, that and the fact you are going to someone you probably don't know well who is going to stick their finger up your butt.

I wouldn't consider it anal play. Yes, it is a rectal DRE and massage, but if you need it it isn't fun. It's like a massage when your back is so tight you can't stand up straight. There are also stretches to go along with it.

It does help significantly if you have pelvic floor dysfunction. As a matter of fact I have been dealing with it again and seem to be slowly losing the battle to beat it back on my own, so it may become either see if I can get my wife to do it or go back for more PT.

Depending on where you are it might be difficult to find a PT who does evaluation and treatment.

I have major back issue and this is the only thing that helps. Doc who used to do it died. Any ideas on where to look would be so useful. I’m in Pa

I have not resceived it myself. The nearest I have come is colonic therapy.

But I have for a long time collected medical stories from real life or said to be from real life. Because I have so much of them now that I am able to compare and perform both a source critic and an exegetic work on them. I tend to believe most of them, after a certain exegetic analysis.

And here comes some fact as I see it:

Teenagers and young adults attending sport clubs and sport schools aiming for champioship sport or attending dance schools will often resceive pelvic floor therapy combined with therapy of the joints to enhance flexibility and performance.

In these cases they use all the intimate openings available: Urethra, vagina, anus.

They use all type of available treatment modalities: Colonic, urethral sounds, inflatable catheters, vaginal sounds, anal sounds, speculum, medical vibrating dildos, vaginal inflatable balloons, anorectal inflatable balloons, finger massage, inflation of bladder or anus with fluids, depot drug injection.

The therapy session often begins with colonic. Then proceed with endoscope and ultrasound which not only serve to examin, but also as therapy devices. Then one or more of the other modalities.

Of cource they do not use all these modalities in one session or on the same patient, but choose a few of the modalities.

The aim is to make the intimate area, the urinary system and lower digestive system optimally flexible for performing sport or dance, and to make the urinary system and lower digestive system work like a clockwork so that residual urin or stool do not cause problems for the performance.

I also have several account of this type pf therapy is used on kids with behavior problems. It may seem strange, but I have several accounts of it.

Often these sessions are done under deep sedation so that the person is uncoscious or deeply relaxed, and often do not fully know what is done.

Yes I have, a few times. I had anal spasms that would come and go, but when I had them they were very uncomfortable. Basically an anal massage where the therapist used her index finger inserted in my rectum to massage the pelvic floor muscles. She was young and cute but to be honest I was so uncomfortable with the spasms that I didn’t think anything erotic about it.

MDs generally do not do these, look for a PT who specializes in pelvic therapy. In almost all situations they won't be giving you a colonic or enemas or probably even request that you take one, though I imagine they don't mind if you choose to take beforehand as it is easier and less messy with an empty rectum. It is not done under sedation because while uncomfortable its fine, just use standard discomfort/pain management techniques.