Everyone knows that women have to do pelvic floor exercises to prevent them from becoming a ‘leaky lady’ later in life. However, it is less well publicised that men (and not just older men) can benefit from pelvic floor muscle training for managing a variety of men’s pelvic health issues, such as urinary incontinence, chronic pelvic pain syndrome and sexual dysfunction. Reading this article will enable you to assess your patient’s pelvic floor muscles and provide an appropriate strengthening programme or myofascial mobilisation to aid release of hypertonic muscles. One of the most important things to do, though, is to create enough noise about the subject so that men know that effective therapies exist and that they then will come forward to discuss and seek treatment for these debilitating conditions that affect both physical and mental health. Login or register a free account below to access the contents, key points and discussion questions that accompany the article.
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