2009
DOI: 10.1007/s11608-009-0244-y
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Rééducation pelvi-périnéologique, techniques manuelles et douleurs pelvi-périnéales

Abstract: Les techniques manuelles sont des méthodes classiques de rééducation en pelvi-périnéologie. La massothérapie revêt un intérêt particulier dans le traitement des cicatrices douloureuses ou des diverses douleurs périnéales.Mots clés Rééducation périnéale · Technique manuelle · Massage périnéal · Approche myofasciale · Points gâchettes · Douleur périnéale Abstract Manual techniques are often applied in pelvic floor rehabilitation. Digital massage can be of great interest in treating painful episiotomy and can be … Show more

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“…urethra, bladder, uterus) to improve their mobility, and (3) the introitus to increase vaginal entry space and desensitize painful areas [123,124]. Manual techniques may also be applied to the hips, pelvis, abdomen and low back as pelvic floor muscle function relies on structural normalcy throughout the body, and thus restrictions and/or pain in these areas may play a role in exacerbating pain with sexual activity [124][125][126]. Similarly to pelvic floor muscle exercises, there is no standard treatment protocol for the use of manual therapy techniques in the treatment of sexual pain disorders; these techniques have primarily been investigated within comprehensive pelvic floor rehabilitation programs for the treatment of PVD [48,75,119].…”
Section: Manual Therapy Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…urethra, bladder, uterus) to improve their mobility, and (3) the introitus to increase vaginal entry space and desensitize painful areas [123,124]. Manual techniques may also be applied to the hips, pelvis, abdomen and low back as pelvic floor muscle function relies on structural normalcy throughout the body, and thus restrictions and/or pain in these areas may play a role in exacerbating pain with sexual activity [124][125][126]. Similarly to pelvic floor muscle exercises, there is no standard treatment protocol for the use of manual therapy techniques in the treatment of sexual pain disorders; these techniques have primarily been investigated within comprehensive pelvic floor rehabilitation programs for the treatment of PVD [48,75,119].…”
Section: Manual Therapy Techniquesmentioning
confidence: 99%