Dr. Darla Bell helps you stop leaky bladder, heal pelvic prolapse, and reduce pelvic pain with pelvic floor physical therapy.
Get StartedA leaky bladder is common, but not normal. Get rid of incontinence by strengthening your pelvic floor.
No matter how long it's been since giving birth, you can heal pelvic prolapse and abdominal separation.
Replace pain during intercourse with pleasure like it is supposed to be with Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy.
"My interest in pelvic health started after my traumatic delivery of my son, who was a whopping ten pounds when he was born. This led me to obtain a Doctor of Physical Therapy degree at The University of Oklahoma.
I now help women with symptoms of incontinence, prolapse, or pelvic pain related to pelvic floor dysfunction and guide moms to better health during pregnancy and postpartum. I enjoy helping my patients return to a quality life full of confidence and strength." -Dr. Darla Bell
Dr. Darla Bell is always compassionate and insightful in her recommendations, all the while gentle and effective. She continues to impress me with the improvements I have experienced.
Dr. Darla Bell kept me moving after having a baby, followed by double hip surgery! She enabled me to keep up with my work and family. We are all so grateful for her services and expertise.
Join Dr. Darla Bell for a free 10-min video to discover what Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy can do for you.
Dr. Darla Bell will perform an exam and assess your symptoms to develop a pelvic health plan unique to you.
Get back to life without pelvic pain after completing your pelvic health program, usually within six months.
Healing Pelvic Prolapse
Feeling heaviness or pressure in your pelvis is uncomfortable, not to mention the fear that grips you when it feels like your insides might fall out! This is a common issue, especially after giving birth. But there is no need to live with pelvic prolapse. Normal function can be restored with pelvic floor physical therapy. […]
How to STOP Leaky Bladder
It is embarrassing and inconvenient to leak when you laugh, cough, sneeze, play with your kids, or exercise. Sometimes, you're just not fast enough to get to the toilet and leak along the way. These are common issues. You are not alone! But a leaky bladder is not normal. Normal function can be restored with […]
What is Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy?
The pelvic floor muscles are important to the body's core. These muscles can develop weakness or pain, leading to conditions such as bowel or bladder leaking, pelvic organ prolapse, or pain with sex. Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy strengthens the muscles, bones, and ligaments of the pelvis to improve symptoms.
What are the symptoms?
Pelvic floor disorders lead to conditions such as:
What causes pelvic pain?
The pelvic floor may be damaged by direct injury, pregnancy and childbirth, surgery in the vagina or rectum, chronic disease, or lack of exercise leading to:
What diagnoses do you treat?
Pelvic Floor Physical Therapy treats a range of diagnoses, including:
How long does treatment take?
Typical treatment requires between four and ten visits and is usually completed within six months.
Does health insurance cover it?
Yes! Most insurance plans cover treatment for pelvic floor pain and disorders. We accept:
What to expect at first appointment?
During your first visit, one of our physical therapists (PT) will help you discover the root of pelvic floor dysfunction and how to solve it. This is accomplished using your physical history, a screening of your back and hips, and an optional internal pelvic exam.
After the evaluation, the PT will design your treatment plan for healing pelvic floor dysfunction, including a home exercise program. Your full participation is key to receiving the best results from physical therapy.
Typical treatment requires between four and ten visits and is usually completed within six months.
Do I need a doctor's referral?
You typically do not need a physician's referral to begin treatment.
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