THP 016: Treating Pelvic Pain Associated With Adhedsions And SIBO With Alyssa Tait

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Alyssa Tait is a physiotherapist and a naturopath that has a unique set of skills allowing her to work with patients who are suffering from pelvic pain that is complicated with digestive disorders such as IBS/SIBO.

In this interview, we discuss the topics of pelvic pain, adhesions, SIBO and how to go about treating these conditions.


  • Today's Guest

Alyssa Tait


Join this conversation with Alyssa Tait where she describes how adhesions can be an underlying cause of digestive issues.


​CONNECTING WITH ALYSSA


MEDICAL PRACTICE:

Equilibria

12 Edna Street

Salisbury, QLD, 4107

Australia


PHONE:

07 3277 0226


WEBSITE:

www.equilibriahealth.com.au/


FACEBOOK:

Alyssa Tait Equilibria Page


TWITTER:

Alyssa Tait


  • TOPICS Discussed

*You can click on a time to go to that section in the audio


2:29 – Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy and bladder dysfunction
4:43 – Dr. Melvyn Sydney Smith
9:01 – Pelvic pain and pelvic inflammation
11:52 – Sexual pain, vulvodynia, vestibulodynia, vaginismus
18:16 – The different kinds of adhesions
22:35 – Visceral spasms
24:01 – The effects of emotions on the muscular tissue in the digestive tract
24:39 – The emotional connection to restrictions of movement in the abdominal tissue
25:17 – Central sensitisation and chronic pain syndrome
30:54 – The Barral Institute  (Jean-Pierre Barral)
31:45 – The connection between endometriosis and SIBO
34:03 – Can SIBO be cleared by physiotherapy or manual therapy alone?
35:20 – The importance of the language clinicians use and not becoming part of the problem
42:25 – Treatment time frames for treating people with adhesions, endometriosis, and SIBO

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