Last month, a patient came in with frequent urination and urge incontinence. She had hip issues and was advised by an orthopedic surgeon to undergo surgery.

　During the examination, I found “strong trigger points in both obturator internus muscles.” I performed myofascial release on the spot and connected them to pelvic floor rehabilitation for further treatment.

　When the “vaginal tightness” was relieved, her difficulty in even turning around improved, and the hip surgery was canceled. Her symptoms of frequent urination also improved. She returned for a follow-up, saying that if I neglected treatment, the same symptoms would likely return, so she hoped to continue rehabilitation.

I’m glad she didn’t request medication. ^ ^