If you’ve been feeling a heaviness or bulging sensation, or struggling with bowel movements, you might have a rectocele. While this might sound alarming, don't freak out—it’s incredibly common, especially for women who have given birth. The great news? You don’t have to live with discomfort. With expert pelvic floor physical therapy, you can restore strength, improve symptoms, and get back to feeling like yourself. At Bonneville Pelvic Health, Dr. Bailee—a Board-Certified Wom

Pelvic floor issues are more common than you might think, but most people don’t talk about them. Leaking a little when you laugh, that annoying pressure down there, or discomfort during certain activities—sound familiar? Your pelvic floor might be trying to get your attention! Pelvic floor physical therapy (PFPT) can make a world of difference, whether you're dealing with bladder problems, pelvic pain, or post-baby recovery. So how do you know if you need to see a pelvic floo

We all know that stress, diet, fluid intake, and activity can influence our bowels, but what about the pelvic floor muscles? Pelvic floor physical therapy (also known as PFPT) is a specialized branch of physical therapy that targets the muscles, organs, and joints of the pelvic area. There are many structures in the neighborhood, including the bladder, reproductive organs, and the rectum, and they all interact with each other more than you might think! By addressing dysfunct

Information about prolapse and how pelvic floor PT can help!