Andrew Huberman· PhD
So usually when people come to, first you get an examination to see if your pelvic floor is tight. So for women, it's a pelvic exam, and for men, it's usually a rectal exam.
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So usually when people come to, first you get an examination to see if your pelvic floor is tight. So for women, it's a pelvic exam, and for men, it's usually a rectal exam.
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when you do a rectal exam and you feel kind of straight posterior you're feeling just the prostate if you just move your finger laterally you're into the pelvic floor for you're in the pelvic muscle for sure and so often times you won't feel much of anything but in a man who has pelvic pain syndrome I I feel all the time like at least meaning it's just locked up it feels like a guitar string yeah you'll feel bands of muscle