What do you do when a client presents with a myriad of LQ symptoms without a clear regional driver? Look to the history and keep asking questions even further back than the recent onset or episodic flare. Join us as we discuss complex neurology of a visceral driver that has signs of dysfunction and a somatic pain presentation. Once again, the history is so important!

A glance at this episode:

• [0:01] Left lower quadrant pain, nociceptive input from visceral driver
• [2:23] Pelvic pain and potential visceral driver
• [8:05] Bladder issues and pelvic floor tension
• [10:49] Bladder irritants and pelvic health with a patient
• [16:49] Lower back pain and posture with a physical therapist
• [20:04] Pelvic floor exercises and visceral manipulation for pelvic pain relief
• [24:34] Pelvic floor exercises and core strength for bladder control
• [26:45] Improving driving skills and addressing bladder issues
• [32:49] Visceral mobilization and pelvic floor issues

Related links:

• Tough To Treat Website
• Erica’s Course: Decoding the Complex Patient
• Susan’s Pelvic Health Education Subscription
• Access the Transcript