Voiding Dysfunction Therapy in Pooler

Having Trouble Starting or Completing Urination? You’re Not Alone.

Urination shouldn’t feel delayed, strained, or incomplete. If your bladder doesn’t empty properly—or you constantly feel the urge to go—you might be dealing with voiding dysfunction.
At Savannah Pelvic Health and Wellness, we help both women and men restore natural bladder control through focused pelvic floor therapy. No medications. No surgery. Just evidence-based care that gets to the root of the problem.

What Is Voiding Dysfunction?

Voiding dysfunction occurs when the bladder and pelvic floor muscles don’t coordinate properly. This can result in:

• Trouble starting the urine stream
• Feeling like your bladder doesn’t fully empty
• Weak or slow urine flow
• Frequent trips to the bathroom
• Urgency without relief
• Straining or pushing to urinate
• Post-void dribbling

These symptoms aren’t just inconvenient—they signal that something deeper is going on. We’re here to identify the cause and correct it.

Common Causes of Voiding Dysfunction

At Savannah Pelvic Health and Wellness, we look beyond the symptoms to understand the full picture. Bladder issues can be triggered by:

• Tight pelvic floor muscles that don’t relax during urination
• Nerve dysfunction due to injury, surgery, or childbirth
• Chronic constipation or excessive straining
• Post-surgical changes, such as after prostate or pelvic procedures
• Poor bladder habits developed over time
• Stress-related muscle tension

We take a whole-body approach to evaluate what’s disrupting your natural bladder function.

Our Approach to Voiding Dysfunction at Savannah Pelvic Health and Wellness

At Savannah Pelvic Health and Wellness, every treatment plan is personalized to address the specific factors contributing to voiding issues. The goal is to restore coordination between the pelvic floor and bladder, allowing for natural and complete urination—without pain or frustration.
Treatment may include:

• Pelvic floor muscle retraining to improve coordination and relaxation, not just strength
• Biofeedback therapy to enhance awareness and timing of pelvic muscle activity
• Toileting posture education for more effective and efficient emptying
• Bladder retraining techniques to reduce urgency and increase control
• Manual therapy to release muscle tension and reduce nerve sensitivity
• Behavioral strategies to eliminate habits that interfere with healthy voiding

Each session at Savannah Pelvic Health and Wellness is conducted in a supportive, private setting with a licensed pelvic health therapist—ensuring care that’s as effective as it is respectful.

Do These Signs Sound Familiar?

• It takes effort or concentration to start urinating
• You push or strain to empty your bladder
• The stream feels weak or inconsistent
• You feel like you haven’t fully emptied
• Nighttime urination disrupts your sleep
• You experience frequent UTIs or leaking
• You’ve been told “everything looks fine,” but your symptoms persist

These aren’t just quirks—they’re signals your body needs support. We can help.

FAQs: Voiding Dysfunction

Is this caused by a weak pelvic floor?
Not always. Many cases involve overactive or tight pelvic muscles that don’t relax properly. We assess your specific pattern before recommending treatment.

Will I need internal therapy?
Only when appropriate—and only with your full consent. Many cases are successfully treated using external techniques and behavioral changes.

How long before I see improvement?
Many people notice changes within 3–6 sessions, with continued progress through consistent therapy.

Why Savannah Pelvic Health and Wellness Is Pooler’s Choice for Pelvic Health

• Skilled pelvic floor therapists with extensive, focused training
• One-on-one sessions designed around your comfort and goals
• Root-cause evaluations—no guesswork or quick fixes
• Trusted by healthcare providers throughout Pooler
• Inclusive, respectful care for people of all genders and ages
• A strong reputation for real, lasting results

We’re more than just a pelvic health provider—we’re your partner in restoring comfort and confidence.

Schedule an Appointment

Your bladder should work with ease. If urination feels incomplete, strained, or frustrating, we’re here to help you restore natural function—safely, effectively, and respectfully.

Call (912) 420-4910 or book your session online today with Savannah Pelvic Health and Wellness.