PHTY306 Lecture Notes - Lecture 12: Prostate Cancer, Pelvic Pain, Bladder Training
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To engage men in positive health behaviours, we must: educate without lecturing - protect the ego. Identify the problem: propose a solution, develop a plan together, execute the plan side by side/motivate to ensure compliance. Incontinence and erectile dysfunction: subsequent to treatment for prostate cancer. Pelvic pain (aka chronic prostatitis, pudendal neuralgia, groin pain, chronic pelvic pain syndrome (cpps), luts) Incontinence and erectile dysfunction: prostate cancer prevalence: 21. 4 of deaths per 100,000, excellent rather through surgery (prostatectomy, surgical process/trauma, 93% success survival rate, surgical process leads to msk, neurological trauma leading to erectile dysfunction and incontinence. Utilised in conjunction with bc to achieve localised increase in urethral closure pressure. Identify muscle: develop strength/speed/endurance, develop functionally dynamic capacity, development from voluntary to autonomic function. Motion occurs from green to red during contraction of muscle fibres. Reduce anal dominance squeezing through the anus to lift the pf muscles, it is good however urine will not leak through the anus.
