Pelvic Floor Exercises for Erectile Dysfunction
As a physiotherapist with a special interest in continence, the complex anatomy, physiology and function of the pelvic floor muscles form the basis of this book and are described in detail, aided by simple, yet fine, explicit illustrations.
The bibliography is impressive and a meticulous analysis of evidence from previous studies has been included.
However, the results of her personal studies with the application of a manometric biofeedback technique provide the conclusive evidence that pelvic floor exercises constitute an important therapeutic measure for men with erectile dysfunction.
As if that alone is not sufficient, the author has included an additional chapter to convince the reader that physiotherapy can also cure post-micturition dribble.
Professor Roger Feneley, Bristol
by Dr Grace Dorey PhD MCSP SRP, author of Prevent It! , 175 pages.