Which doctor do you see for this? A urologist? I am on my 4th urologist. None of them can fix erectile dysfunction. Or maybe it's better to see a uro gyno doctor? I was wondering why I have hip tightness but only my right hip and Testicle pain and urine leakage?

Same here

@@lifewithlexy7081 sometimes it can be muscle contributing to constipation

@@hizalhiz1844 if you have these symptoms you may have a problem with the pelvic floor muscles and should see a physiotherapist trained in pelvic floor therapy

I do not know. You have to see a professional for diagnosis

Yes, me too. My right hip is very tight. I have erectile dysfunction and Testicle pain.

Yes I have had the prudenal nerve block and I just had the Gangling impar injection to determine if the ablasion would be right for me.

Pelvic floor specialist. It’s a type of physical therapy.

The best way is to work with a professional that is knowledgeable in the field, like a pelvic floor physiotherapist

​@Ecophysio Is that all? Pelvic floor physical therapy? There is no surgery to fix urinary leakage, hip tightness etc? Which type of doctor specializes in this? I have seen many urologists but they can't fix anything. All they do give you drugs and suggest pelvic therapy. I am looking for a 100% not just some improvement

No it won’t cause Gas. That’s something with digestion

I think if it can cause constipation then it can also block gas. At least that’s how it feels for me.

Yes me to its traoed gas​@@brandi6591

Yes all apply except number 2 for men

@@Ecophysio thank you. Some other things I have are “skinnier and flatter” stools, horrible groin flexibly (when I do say the butterfly stretch) and when I pee sometimes it flows out then kinda stops or slows down then out of no where comes out quick. I also have a pilonial cyst, my doctor said because I’m muscular it’s created tightness in that region forcing it to rub, but I’m curious if he’s wrong and that this could had occurred as a “by symptom” of pelvic floor tightness.

@@BudgetGainsByJJ an assessment could shed some more light on the cause

I suggest getting a referral to a urologist for testing and finding a new PT that perhaps has more experience or a different set of approaches. There is no one size fits all.

@Ecophysio the urologist have never been able to help, they can't find anything wrong with me.

@@SUPER_JAVI you may then need to go to my second suggestion which is finding a therapist with a different approach

@@Ecophysio ok, thanks.

Find a pelvic floor physio therapist Or go to a chiropractor and tell them that you have a tight pelvic floor and it hurts And take sitz bath and put hot packs on the pain affected area and never put ice packs

yes the pelvic floor may be involved. its not the only thing, but can be part of the problem. Seeing a physio can rule it in or out

​@@Ecophysiocan this show white discharge during lower backpain?

@@sr6748 I’m not sure I understand the question. Are you asking… would there be discharge if you have lower back pain? If that’s the question discharge is not a symptoms of lower back. I would see a doctor if you started having discharge that is not your normal.

@@Ecophysio First of all thanks a lot for your response. 🙏🙏 Actually I have been suffering from lower backpain since my childhood. I m of 34 now but since my childhood when I have extreme backpain, the white vaginal discharge immediately starts. As soon as the pain lessens, the white discharge stops. All my tests are normal. So I was asking if it is due to weak pelvic floor muscles.

@@sr6748 I have not heard weak muscles doing that

Depends on your available range of motion and what feels better for you. It will vary person to person

I don’t know who that is lol. But it sounds like a compliment so thank you ☺️

@@Ecophysio you are welcome. And great video.

Getting an assessment done by a pelvic floor physio is the best first step. They can then give you specific medical advice

@@MikeConner.akaRadio this sounds like a more complicated case that typically requires a multidisciplinary approach and what we call a biopsychosocial approach that takes into consideration not just the physical symptoms but also social and environmental influences. Stress management and nervous system regulation are also important factors when dealing with chronic symptoms. Speak with your physiotherapist more about it.

@Ecophysio I was injured, and when I was my lower back, I got messed up. Went through a series of injections as well as an ablasion on 4 nerves on each side of my lower back. Before the ablasion is when it started, I slowly could no longer drain my bladder and started to suffer incontance at the same time. I've also had botox injections on the inside of my bladder and a urodynamic study of my bladder and all the muscles inside my pelvic floor. They constantly fire, or trigger, causing 24/7 spasms, and when they spasm at the same time they pull so hard I buckle over and it feels like I am bearing down harder than a woman does durring child birth. That's what the study and the graphs show its so so painful and makes it so I can't breathe. I've recently had to file disability retirement from work, because it's gotten so bad I can't work

@@MikeConner.akaRadio I’m really sorry to hear, this sounds challenging. I hope you are able to find support.

Thank you and Thank you for that. Support/ Help/ ideas/ suggestions, and hopeful to find people like me is exactly why i am here on your page, other pages and commenting as I do. Thank You again sigh ​@Ecophysio