Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy After Prostatectomy in Benidorm
A prostatectomy can leave urinary incontinence and changes in sexual function as after-effects. These are common consequences, and in most cases, treatable with specialised physiotherapy.
What happens after a prostatectomy
During surgery, the external urethral sphincter and the prostatic nerve plexus — key structures for controlling urination and erectile function — can be damaged. That's why, after the procedure, many men experience urine leakage or difficulty regaining their usual function.
Why physiotherapy helps
Specific training of the pelvic floor muscles, guided by a specialised physiotherapist, helps restore continence control and improve the overall function of the pelvic area. The sooner it's started, the better the outcome tends to be.
At KINEO you're cared for by a colleague, not just a service
We know that talking about this topic isn't always easy. That's why, at KINEO Benidorm, the assessment and treatment of male pelvic floor conditions is carried out by Carles, a specialised physiotherapist — someone to talk to about this, not an awkward situation to avoid.
Mag Rex: distinctive technology
We have the Mag Rex (Super Inductive) system, a high-intensity electromagnetic technology that allows us to work the pelvic floor muscles non-invasively, with no need for internal probes or electrodes.
What the first visit is like
We start with a full assessment to understand your specific situation and design a tailored treatment plan. If you've had a prostatectomy and want to get back to your everyday life, book your appointment at KINEO Benidorm.
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