Male Pelvic Health Physiotherapy
A specific problem deserves a specific solution — not a general prescription to "give it time."
Pelvic pain, bladder control issues following prostate surgery, or pelvic-related performance issues in sport are well-understood, treatable conditions. Assessment and treatment led by a dedicated pelvic health physiotherapist, in a private clinical setting in Central, Hong Kong.
THE PROBLEM
Under-treated, not untreatable.
Chronic pelvic pain, post-prostatectomy incontinence, groin or pelvic pain linked to running or cycling, and pelvic floor dysfunction affecting sexual function are all legitimate physiotherapy concerns — with established treatment approaches. Most men who experience these never seek treatment, largely because they aren't aware this is a recognised area of physiotherapy, not because there's no solution.
THE PROGRAMME
Assessment-led, function-focused
1. Assessment
A direct, clinical conversation and physical assessment establishing the cause, severity, and functional impact of your symptoms.
2. A Targeted Plan
Depending on presentation: pelvic floor rehabilitation, post-surgical recovery programming (including post-prostatectomy continence training), or manual therapy and load management for pelvic or groin pain.
3. Measured Return to Function
Progress tracked against defined functional outcomes — continence, pain resolution, or return to training load — not a subjective sense of "feeling better."
WHY MOMENTUM
Why men choose Momentum for pelvic health
Specialist-led — sessions are led by Aislinn MacPhail, our pelvic health physiotherapist, ensuring consistent, expert-level care throughout
Discretion is our standard — private appointments, no assumptions, no unnecessary conversation beyond what's clinically relevant
Outcome-tracked — treatment is measured against functional targets specific to your case
WHAT OUR CLIENTS SAY
FAQ
What conditions does this actually treat?
Chronic pelvic pain syndrome, post-prostatectomy incontinence, pelvic floor dysfunction, and groin or pelvic pain related to sport or exercise are the most common presentations we see.
Is the assessment different from a general physiotherapy assessment?
Yes — it includes a specific evaluation of pelvic floor function and load tolerance relevant to your symptoms, in addition to standard physical assessment.
How many sessions does this typically require?
This varies by condition and severity — post-prostatectomy continence training and chronic pain presentations are assessed and scoped individually at your first appointment, with a clear plan provided from the outset.
Do I need a referral from a urologist or surgeon?
No referral is required to begin, though if you're working with a urologist or surgeon post-operatively, we're glad to coordinate directly with them.