Post Prostate Surgery Rehab – Vigor Men's Health

Q: Appointment Hours & Location

Days: Mondays - Sundays Time: 9.00am - 9.00pmLocation: Mid Valley City, Kuala Lumpur. Please refer to our Getting Here guide for your ease of travels. Subject to special hours (e.g. public holidays). Please see our announcements on Google Maps

Vigor Post-Prostate Treatment Rehab

Urine leaking uncontrollably after prostate treatments?

Losing bladder control after prostate treatment is a common side effect.

Overcome the after-effects of prostate treatment with CLINICALLY PROVEN methods which has helped men to regain bladder control and rehabilitate affected pelvic functions.

Are You Having Side Effects After Prostate Treatment?

Urine Leaking

Most men experience a loss of bladder control due to removal of prostate

Erectile Dysfunction

Prostate treatments can damage the pelvic region and hurt our erections

Pelvic Pain

Some men experience pelvic pain which limits mobility and comfort

Whether you have surgery, radiation or hormone therapy for prostate issues, you are likely to have side effects, and this is where we can help when most feel helpless and frustrated.

Adjusting to life after prostate surgery or prostate cancer treatment is usually similarly challenging as the prostate problem itself.

Men's Health Physiotherapy Can Help

Men’s Health Physiotherapy is a medical profession equipped with the knowledge and training to treat men’s pelvic health issues, such as after prostate surgery.

After a prostate surgery (such as prostatectomy) or a prostate cancer treatment, men often face challenges such as urinary incontinence (leaking involuntarily and uncontrollably), erectile dysfunction and overall pelvic floor weakness.

These conditions can significantly affect the quality of life every waking and even sleeping moments of our lives.

Study 1: The data shows that pelvic floor muscle training improves continence rate in the short, medium and long term after surgery

Study 2: Patients demonstrated statistically significant reduced pad usage daily, reduced pelvic pain and increased pelvic floor strength after receiving pelvic physical therapy post-prostatectomy

Supported by strong evidence, Men's Health Physiotherapy such as pelvic training is essential to your rehab after Prostate Surgery

What Goes on In a Pelvic Rehab?

Pelvic Floor Muscle Training

Pelvic Floor Muscle Training like Kegel Exercises help strengthen the essential muscles for maintaining urinary continence after surgery

2. Li-ESWT Shockwave Therapy

Specific muscles strengthening like Bulbocavernosus & Ischiocavernosus can aid in erectile function recovery by improving bloodflow & nerve response

3. Pelvic Pain Relief

Techniques such as myofascial release, relaxation and breathing technique can alleviate post surgical pelvic pain

4. Tailored Recovery Plan

Pelvic Physiotherapy provides personalised strategies for bladder control, muscle re-education, and posture improvement to restore overall pelvic health

Effectiveness of Pelvic Physiotherapy

“Physiotherapy is an effective non-pharmacological and noninvasive intervention in the treatment of erectile male dysfunction and premature ejaculation.”

Lee, W., Smith, P., & Tan, J. (2024). Effectiveness of physiotherapy interventions in the management of male sexual dysfunction: A systematic review. PubMed Central. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC10903622/

“Early biofeedback-pelvic floor muscle training not only hastens the recovery of urinary continence after radical prostatectomy but allows for significant improvements in the severity of incontinence, voiding symptoms and pelvic floor muscle strength 12 months postoperatively.”

Chung, E., Madani, A., & Lee, C. (2010). Long-term effect of early postoperative pelvic floor biofeedback on continence in men undergoing radical prostatectomy: A prospective, randomized, controlled trial. PubMed. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/20643454/

90% Clients Report Significant Improvement

Reduced urinary incontinence

Improved erection function

Improved quality of life

Understanding Your Treatment Flow

Phase 1: Asessment

Recovery progress

Recovery Progress 20%

Physiotherapist will assess you and your conditions, providing education and lifestyle modification.

Phase 2: Rehab

Recovery Progress

Recovery Progress 50%

A tailor-made exercise and rehab programme will be carried out by your Men’s Health Physiotherapist to help you overcome the impairments.

Phase 3: Functioning

Recovery Progress

Recovery Progress 90%

Enjoy your life with your post surgery’s symptoms relieved and reduced. Recover affected pelvic functions like bladder control and erections. Regular maintenance can help you go back to as close to pre-surgery as possible.

I Want to Start My Rehab Journey!

Frequently Asked Questions

Appointment Hours & Location

Days: Mondays - Sundays
Time: 9.00am - 9.00pm

Location: Mid Valley City, Kuala Lumpur. Please refer to our Getting Here guide for your ease of travels.

Subject to special hours (e.g. public holidays). Please see our announcements on Google Maps

Price

First Consult Session Rate: RM280+SST

Rehab Plan: Kindly refer to in-centre latest pricing and promotions

What is Post-Prostatectomy Rehabilitation?

Post-prostatectomy rehabilitation focuses on helping men recover from the physical and functional effects of prostate surgery.

It includes exercises and therapies designed to improve urinary control, sexual function, and pelvic floor strength.

Can I claim under insurance?

Generally yes. Your insurance provider / policy may reimburse your treatment fees under the ‘physiotherapy’ rehabilitationn category.

For details, kindly refer to your policy and insurance provider / agent. We will provide supporting documents such as proof of visit(s) and payment receipts, as well handle any administrative communications to assist your insurance claim, upon your request and as needed.

*A Guarantee Letter (GL) or Refferal Letter is NOT REQUIRED for you to book appointment or come for treatment.

How long does post-prostatectomy rehabilitation take?

Recovery varies depending on individual factors, but most men begin to see improvements in urinary control and sexual function within 3 to 6 months.

A comprehensive rehabilitation program may continue for up to a year to ensure you get back to optimal and functional levels.

Why is pelvic floor therapy important after prostate surgery?

After surgery, the urine passage becomes wider due to the absence of the prostate tisseus.

This is where Pelvic Floor Therapy comes in to strengthen the muscles that support bladder control and sexual function.

What are pelvic floor exercises (Kegel exercises)?

Pelvic floor exercises are designed to strengthen the muscles that support the bladder and control urination. They involve contracting and relaxing the pelvic floor muscles, and when done correctly, they can improve bladder control and reduce leakage.

When should I start pelvic floor exercises after surgery?

You can usually start gentle pelvic floor exercises a few days after surgery, but it’s best to follow the guidance of your healthcare provider or pelvic health specialist to avoid strain.

Will I regain my sexual function after prostate surgery?

While prostate surgery can impact sexual function, many men regain erectile function with time, rehabilitation, and in some cases, medical interventions like medication or shockwave therapy. Pelvic floor exercises also play a key role in recovery.

What should I expect during my first physiotherapy session?

During your first visit, the physiotherapist will conduct a thorough assessment, which may include: Reviewing your medical history and symptoms Discussing bladder habits and lifestyle Assessing pelvic floor muscle strength and function Based on the assessment, the physiotherapist will create a personalized treatment plan to address your specific needs.

Is urinary incontinence after prostate surgery permanent?

For most men, urinary incontinence improves significantly over time with proper rehabilitation. However, the degree of recovery can vary depending on the individual and the extent of surgery.