CV joints and bladder urgency - is there a connection?

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Clients report urgency/frequency and are most often treated with medication and pelvic floor PT. When only a regional approach to the pelvic floor over-recruitment is considered, many of the underlying drivers can be missed. Consider the client on this podcast and join us as we explore how multiple drivers can influence the hypersensitivity of the bladder. Taking into consideration the possibility of a knee driver and a visceral driver (constipation) can only explain one part of the system change. What about other possibilities that can be discovered and explored in the movement exam. (Hint: Lifestyle/work pattern dominance and consequences).

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