@pelvichealing: Welcome to Men's Health Month Educational Series! Our goals are to help you Understand Male Seexual Anatomy & Pelvic Health. This is purely Educational content intended for health practitioners and patients with pelvic floor dysfunction. It is for education purposes only. Most people think male seexual function starts and ends with the peeenis. It doesn't. The male pelvic floor is connected to a complex network of nerves, muscles, blood vessels, and organs that all influence sensation, erectioons, ejaculaation, urinary control, and pelvic health. During Men's Health Month, we're highlighting 5 important areas involved in male seexual function: ✔️ Head of the peeenis ✔️ Underside of the peeenis ✔️ Testicleees and scrotum ✔️ Perineum ✔️ Prostateee When these tissues become tight, irritated, restricted, or painful, men may experience symptoms such as: Erectileee dysfunction Pain with ejaculaaation Decreased sensation Pelvic pain Tailbone pain Testicular pain Urinary urgency and frequency Post-prostatectomy challenges At Sarton Pelvic Healing, we look beyond symptoms to evaluate the entire system… including the pelvic floor muscles, nerves, blood flow, pressure system, mobility, and movement patterns that may be contributing to dysfunction. Because seeexual health is health (even though we have to misspell words so we aren't flagged on this forum!) Have questions about male pelvic health? Drop them below👇 #menshealthwareness #pelvicfloor #pelvicfloordysfunction #sexualhealth #pelvicfloortherapy

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