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Preparing for Pregnancy: Our Experience With Pelvic Rehabilitation Alongside Fertility Care
Pelvic Health Tuesday | Advance Core Physical Therapy & Wellness | Chicago By Dr. Daniela Moise, PT, DPT Preparing for pregnancy is a personal journey. If you have a history of C-section delivery, pelvic surgery, or pelvic pain, you may
Bladder Leaking and Pain Can Affect Men and Women at Any Age
Dr Daniela Moise, PT, DPT 5300 N Lincon Ave, Chicago, IL Bladder pain is often described as a women’s health issue. Yet interstitial cystitis/bladder pain syndrome (IC/BPS) can affect men and women across adulthood. In one U.S. study that combined
Prenatal and Postpartum Physical Therapy: Preparing the Whole Family
Dr Daniela Moise, DPT When a Baby Is Born, Parents Are Born Too This past week, we had the joy of welcoming a baby boy and a baby girl into our Advance Core community. Their arrivals reminded us that birth
10 Tips for Urinary Pain or Urgency When Medical Tests Are Clear
Dr Daniela Moise, DPT- Advance Core Physical Therapy and Wellness advancecoretherapy.com Many men believe urinary pain and intense urgency are caused only by an infection or a prostate disease. However, when your lab tests and prostate exams come back completely
Men’s Pelvic Health: Why It Matters More Than You Think
By Dr. Daniela Moise, PT, DPTPelvic Pain SpecialistFounder & Clinical Director, Advance Core Physical Therapy & Wellness “Helping women and men restore movement, reduce pain, and reclaim their quality of life.” When most men hear the words “erectile tissue,” they immediately think
Men’s Pelvic Health: It’s About More Than Erections How Healthy Erectile Tissue, the Pelvic Floor, and Movement Influence Bladder Control, Sexual Function, and Quality of Life
By Dr. Daniela Moise, PT, DPTPelvic Pain SpecialistFounder & Clinical Director, Advance Core Physical Therapy & Wellness “Helping women and men restore movement, reduce pain, and reclaim their quality of life.” When most men hear the words “erectile tissue,” they immediately think