Men's Sexual Health Treatment in Los Altos, CA

Erectile dysfunction, pain, and post-surgical changes don't have to be permanent. Physical therapy offers a proven, non-invasive path to improving sexual function and reclaiming your confidence.

Why Physical Therapy for Sexual Health?

Most men don't realize that sexual function depends heavily on the pelvic floor muscles. These muscles control blood flow, support erections, and coordinate the mechanics of ejaculation.When the pelvic floor is weak, tight, or uncoordinated, whether from surgery, aging, injury, or chronic tension, sexual function suffers; pills address the symptom, not the cause. Physical therapy addresses the root of the problem.

Our approach is simple; combining pelvic floor rehabilitation, manual therapy, and advanced treatments like Shockwave Regenerative Therapy to restore function naturally; without medications or invasive procedures.

This isn't talked about enough, but it should be. Sexual health is health. And it's absolutely treatable.

Conditions We Treat

Our men's sexual health physical therapy addresses these common concerns.

Erectile Dysfunction

Difficulty achieving or maintaining erections. PT strengthens pelvic floor muscles, improves blood flow, and addresses the underlying causes, not just the symptoms.

Pain with Erection or Ejaculation

Discomfort during arousal, erection, or orgasm often stems from tight pelvic floor muscles, trigger points, or scar tissue. Manual therapy can provide relief.

Post-Prostatectomy Recovery

Dysfunction after prostate surgery is common but treatable. Early intervention with pelvic floor PT and penile rehabilitation improves outcomes.

Premature Ejaculation

Often linked to pelvic floor tension or poor muscle coordination. PT teaches control techniques and addresses the muscular component.

Peyronie's Disease

Penile curvature from scar tissue can cause pain and erectile issues. PT and shockwave therapy can help reduce plaque and improve function.

Chronic Pelvic Pain Affecting Intimacy

Pain in the pelvis, perineum, or genitals that interferes with sexual activity. Often muscular in origin and highly responsive to PT.

How Physical Therapy Improves Sexual Function

Understanding the mechanics helps you see why PT works.

Blood Flow

Erections depend on blood flow. Pelvic floor muscle function and shockwave therapy both improve circulation to the penis, supporting stronger, more sustainable erections.

Muscle Strength & Control

The ischiocavernosus and bulbospongiosus muscles help maintain rigidity during erection. Targeted strengthening improves erectile quality and ejaculatory control.

Release Tension

Chronic pelvic tension restricts blood flow and causes pain. Manual therapy releases trigger points and restores normal muscle function, relieving pain and improving sensation.

Advanced Treatment: Shockwave + EMTT Therapy

We understand this is a sensitive topic. Our approach prioritizes your comfort and privacy at every step. Here's what treatment looks like.

Non-Invasive Option for ED

Low-intensity shockwave therapy (Li-SWT) uses acoustic waves to stimulate blood vessel growth and improve circulation in the penis. It's FDA-cleared, painless, and requires no downtime.

Combined with Extracorporeal Magnetotransduction Therapy (EMTT), which stimulates cellular regeneration, these treatments offer a powerful non-pharmaceutical option for men who want to address ED at its source.

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80%

of patients report improved erectile function

6

typical treatment sessions

0

downtime required

What to Expect

We understand this is a sensitive topic. Our approach prioritizes your comfort and privacy at every step. Here's what treatment looks like.

Your Comfort Comes First

  • 100% private 1:1 sessions
  • Everything explained before it happens
  • You control the pace of treatment
  • No pressure, no judgment
  • Discrete scheduling available

What Treatment Includes

  • Comprehensive evaluation
  • Pelvic floor muscle assessment
  • Manual therapy for tension release
  • Targeted strengthening exercises
  • Shockwave/EMTT if appropriate
  • Home program for continued progress

Results You Can Expect

  • Improved erectile quality
  • Better ejaculatory control
  • Reduced or eliminated pain
  • Increased confidence and wellbeing
  • Tools to maintain results long-term

What Our Clients Say

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“Allison is the most skilled PT that I have been treated by in a long time. She told me about a ligament "Uranus" problem today that I have never heard of being a PT myself. She also goes the extra mile in never cutting the hour short, in sending clarifying emails afterwards, in keeping her hands on me truly treating and not just talking and documenting the session afterwards mot during our time!!”
Los Altos, CA

Why are you getting pain during intercourse?

Frequently Asked Questions

Private 1:1 Sessions: Every session is just you and your therapist. No shared appointments.

Specialized Training: Our team has advanced training in male pelvic health conditions.

Flexible Scheduling: We work around your schedule to make recovery convenient.

Sexual Health Guide for Men

"Education and Myth Busting on common pelvic floor issues that cause sexual dysfunctions in men."

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Move better.
Live better.

Move better. Live better.

PhysioFit Physical Therapy & Wellness, like Los Altos itself, combines an inviting, community environment with exceptional talent. Founded and led by Kim Gladfelter, a keen, well-rounded expert in healing through movement, and a dedicated team that takes a holistic approach to optimal health.

Related Men's Health Services

Explore our other specialized services for men's pelvic health.

Men's Pelvic Floor Therapy

Leakage when you cough, sneeze, laugh, lift something heavy, or exercise.

Post-Prostatectomy Rehab

Specialized recovery program to regain function faster after prostate surgery.

Men's Bladder Health

Our bladder control treatment helps you overcome leakage, urgency, and incontinence.

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