Treatment Plan

In all, this comprehensive examination takes three to four hours. Afterwards, we will make a treatment plan with you. Treatment may be with us, or we may refer you to another specialist. You yourself will also have an active role in the treatment.

Within a week of your visit to our clinic, you will receive a draft report from us. Upon approval, you will tell us to which of your doctors or practitioners we can send the report.

Which treatment do you want?

Your active role in the treatment of your symptoms begins with your choice of treatment. Treatment can take place in our clinic, or it can take place with the doctor or practitioner you were with previously. Good to know: we cooperate with many doctors, pelvic physiotherapists and psychologists. We can refer you to them.

In many cases, we personally contact the practitioner to whom we refer you to explain the treatment plan. We remain present in the background and will help further if treatment stagnates. If you have any questions, please call us.

Possible treatments

As part of the Diagnostic Consult ation, we will discuss the treatment plan with you. In the treatment you can do a lot yourself. We will teach you what you can do and how.
All possible treatments can be found here.

Pain and complaints in women

The bladder, uterus, ovaries, intestines, muscles, tendons, blood vessels, nerves and bones are close together in the lower body. You can see this in the picture. Your pain and discomfort may have one or more causes. Do you see your symptoms in this list? Then we can help you. Would you rather talk about it? Then you can call us.

Pain

Pain in or around the pelvis
Pain in the upper abdomen
Abdominal pain
Pain due to endometriosis
Pain in the groin
Low back pain that keeps returning despite treatment. Often at the level of the dimples in the lower back
Pain after lying in a position for a long time
Stomach Pain
Pain between the shoulder blades
Pain after standing in a position for a long time
Breech pain
Pain after exercising back and abdominal muscles
Pain when sitting
Pain after sitting in one position for a long time
Pain exacerbated by stress and or anxiety
Restless legs
Pain that gets worse before or around menstruation
Pain that worsens in/after menopause

Bladder, urination, urine leakage

Bladder inflammation feeling without having a bladder infection
Recurrent bladder infections
Constant pressure sensation on the bladder
Pain in the lower abdomen at the level of the bladder
Abdominal pain
Pain on urination
Spraying sometimes interrupted jet with urination
Difficulty holding up urine
Having difficulty getting urine going
Having to urinate very often, usually just a little at a timeFeeling like you are not emptying properly
Long dripping when urinating
Pain at the outlet of the urethra
Urinary leakage upon urge, sneezing, laughing, startling or unexpected movements

Bowels, defecation, defecation

Hemorrhoids
Painful tears (fissures) at the anus
Anus cramp
Pain between vagina and anus
Abdominal pain
Feeling like there is a golf ball in the intestine.
Increase in urge for defecation
Difficulty holding up stools
Defecation: difficulty emptying the bowels or constipation
Feeling like stool is left in the intestine
Pain during defecation
Spastic bowels

During or after pregnancy

Pelvic Pain
Pain that arose during pregnancy
Pain made worse during pregnancy
Pain that occurred after pregnancy

After childbirth

Hemorrhoids
Pelvic Pain
Painful scar after a cut
Pain in the tailbone
Burning pain when sitting

Vagina, uterus, ovaries, menstruation

Abdominal pain
Vaginal pain
Severe menstrual pain
Pain that gets worse during menstruation
Middle pain (pain during ovulation)
Pain that gets worse in menopause
Pain in lower back and pelvis
Pain between vagina and anus

Free

More difficulty reaching orgasm
Altered sensation during orgasm
Altered sensation when touching the clitoris
Pain during or after orgasm
Pain during intercourse: at the entrance to the vagina
Pain during intercourse: deeper in the vagina
Pain in certain positions during lovemaking
Permanent feeling of arousal without sexual desire

Other

Depressed feelings (caused by the symptoms)
Fatigue or lethargy (caused by the symptoms)
Difficulty standing on one leg
Stress

Pain and complaints in men

The bladder, intestines, muscles, tendons, blood vessels, prostate, nerves and bones are close together in the lower body. You can see this in the picture. Your pain and discomfort may have one or more causes. Do you see your symptoms in this list? Then we can help you. Would you rather talk about it? Then you can call us.