St Luke's Hospital-Allentown Campus

At LVH Women’s Rehabilitation Services–Tower Place we specialize in treating noncancerous conditions related to the pelvic floor – your pelvic organs and the muscles and tissues that support them. Services include pelvic and lymphedema rehabilitation including pelvic floor therapy. Pelvic floor therapy Pelvic floor therapy is a noninvasive therapy to treat incontinence and prolapse without surgery. It includes focused physical therapy exercises aimed at strengthening your pelvic muscles, reducing pain and getting you back to feeling like yourself. Conditions we treat -Bladder urgency and frequency -Gender-affirming care -Genitourinary syndrome of menopause -Oncology and postoperative care -Pelvic and tailbone pain -Pelvic organ prolapse -Perimenopause and menopause -Pregnancy and postpartum musculoskeletal disorders -Sexual health -Urinary and fecal incontinence -Urinary retention and constipation -Vulvodynia Schedule online using MyLVHN Schedule your diagnostic tests and rehabilitation services online. Just sign in to your MyLVHN account and click on “Schedule an appointment.” All eligible diagnostic tests will appear, and you will be able to schedule your tests at a time and location convenient for you. If you don’t have an account, sign up for one today at MyLVHN.org or through the free MyLVHN app available on the App Store or Google Play. A service of Lehigh Valley Hospital. ,

LVPG Female Pelvic Medicine and Reconstructive Surgery specializes in treating noncancerous conditions related to the pelvic floor – your pelvic organs and the muscles and tissues that support them. Why choose us -Every woman is different, and we will strive to meet your lifestyle requirements with a personalized treatment plan. -Our physicians have multiple board certifications. -Our staff has years of experience with urogynecologic issues. Services we provide We can help with a wide range of pelvic floor concerns such as: -Pelvic organ prolapse (cystocele, rectocele, uterovaginal or vault prolapse) -Stress urinary incontinence -Overactive bladder -Mixed incontinence -Fecal incontinence -Mesh complications -Fistula (rectovaginal or vesicovaginal fistula) -Recurrent urinary tract infections -Hematuria -Bladder pain -Urethral diverticulum -Pelvic pain and dyspareunia -Childbirth-related injuries ,