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Erectile Dysfunction (Part 1): Why it happens and treatment options
Erectile function depends on communication between multiple systems in the body, including:
The brain
The nervous system
Blood vessels
Hormones
Emotional health
The pelvic floor muscles
In a recent conversation with Kelowna-based urologist, Dr. Chris Bitcon, we explored the medical side of erectile dysfunction (ED), how erections actually work, and why ED is rarely caused by just one thing.
What Happens During a Pelvic Floor Physio Appointment? (And Do You Have to Have an Internal Exam?)
If you’ve ever considered seeing a pelvic health physiotherapist, you’ve probably wondered:
“Will I have to have an internal exam?”
For some people, the idea sparks curiosity. For others, it feels intimidating—or even scary.
Let’s walk through what actually happens in an appointment.
Understanding Bladder and Bowel Changes in Neurological Conditions
When we think about neurological conditions like Stroke, Multiple Sclerosis, or Parkinson’s disease, symptoms like mobility challenges, tremors, or fatigue often come to mind first.
But there’s another side that doesn’t get talked about nearly enough: bowel and bladder function.