Expert Men's Pelvic Health Physiotherapy in Solihull & Dorridge

Conditions We Treat in Men's Pelvic Health

Physiotherapy Support for Erectile Dysfunction (ED)

Erectile Dysfunction (ED) can be a distressing issue, whether you're finding it difficult to achieve or maintain an erection, or if you feel you're losing erections more quickly than you'd like. If you're seeking ED treatment options in the Solihull or Dorridge area, it's important to know that specialised men's health physiotherapy can address the physical factors contributing to erectile dysfunction.

At Delaney Physiotherapy, my conservative and evidence-based physiotherapy approach to ED can be a valuable part of your overall management plan, often working alongside medical treatments prescribed by your GP or urologist, and any emotional support therapies you may be undertaking. My focus is on:

  • Strengthening Pelvic Floor Muscles: These muscles play a crucial role in erectile function. I will guide you through targeted pelvic floor exercises for erectile dysfunction designed to improve their strength, endurance, and coordination, which can enhance the foundation supporting erections.

  • Addressing Underlying Physical Factors: We'll explore how issues like muscle imbalances or restricted blood flow (within the scope of physiotherapy) might be impacting you.

Important Note: Difficulties with erections, particularly concerning blood flow, can sometimes be an early indicator of underlying vascular health issues. Therefore, I strongly recommend discussing your symptoms with your GP or a urologist for a comprehensive medical review.

Physiotherapy offers a proactive, non-invasive way to tackle some of the physical components of ED. To learn more about how physiotherapy for ED in Dorridge can help you, or to book a confidential consultation, please complete our contact form or schedule your session today.


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