March 19, 2026

Pelvic Floor Therapy in Lexington, KY

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Pelvic floor physical therapy is a type of therapy
where we specialize in a group of specific muscles

called the pelvic floor muscles,
and those muscles lie at the bottom of the pelvis.

They are responsible for bowel, bladder,
and sexual function,

and so we treat a variety of conditions,
including issues with incontinence,

difficulty voiding bowel and bladder.

We also treat pain in the pelvic area,
so I also treat women during pregnancy and postpartum.

Seeing a pelvic floor therapist for these issues can
really affect a patient's quality of life.

A lot of patients who are coming in with pain or
bladder and bowel dysfunction,

their lives have been really interrupted,
or maybe they're experiencing some issues related

to embarrassment or just not able to participate
in their lives the way that they would want to.

So, working with a therapist, whether that includes,
you know, manual therapy, exercises, strengthening,

a variety of things that we can do,
the ultimate goal is to help patients get back

to functioning as optimally as possible in their lives.

So, I feel really fortunate to be here with Baptist
in providing this service for not just Lexington

but, really, a large area in Kentucky.

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Cody McNeely, PT, DPT, PRPC, Pelvic Rehabilitation

Pelvic floor physical therapy is a type of therapy that can help with dysfunction, misalignment and pain. In this video, Cody McNeely, PT, DPT, PRPC, Pelvic Rehabilitation, explains how the team at Baptist Health Lexington specializes in a group of specific muscles called the pelvic floor muscles. They offer treatment and therapy for a variety of conditions, from incontinence and difficulty voiding the bowel and bladder and pain in the pelvic area to treatment for women during pregnancy and postpartum. She discusses how pelvic floor exercises and therapy can be key in getting patients back to functioning as optimally as possible in their lives.

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