If something’s not right down there… it’s time to ask for help.
You may not know how to explain it.
It may not be visible from the outside.
But there’s something that doesn’t work like it used to.
Uncontrollable urges, pressure, pain, leaks, difficulty defecating, or a combination of all.
And the worst part: going from one specialist to another without clear answers.
Gynecologists, urologists, physiotherapists… and each one tells you something different.
Until you think:
“What if it’s not me? What if no one has really looked at me yet?”
Pelvic floor dysfunction affects both women and men.
And although the symptoms may differ, the root cause is usually the same: a lack of coordination, strength, or control in these muscles.
The pelvic floor doesn’t take care of itself.
And that’s it, you don’t have to accept that this is “what you get for giving birth” or “what happens with age.”
Many of these discomforts can be treated.
But before treating, you need a good diagnosis.

At ProctoPelvis, we don’t treat individual symptoms. We evaluate the pelvic floor as a set of interconnected structures: bladder, vagina, rectum, muscles, sphincters, and nerves.
And if necessary, we use advanced tools such as:
At ProctoPelvis, we don’t treat the pelvic floor in isolation.
Our team includes proctologists, specialized physical therapists, dietitians-nutritionists, and colorectal nurses, because we know that pelvic floor problems almost never have a single cause.
Because treating your pelvic floor isn’t about “doing Kegel exercises” or “putting on a leotard.”
It’s about understanding how your body works and restoring balance.
At ProctoPelvis, we do this with a comprehensive approach, based on evidence and without taboos.
You should consider a consultation if:
Address: Vía de las Dos Castillas 9A, Pozuelo de Alarcón, Madrid 28224
Email: info@proctopelvis.com
WhatsApp: +34623781848
Hours:
Monday – Friday 10am to 2pm
Tuesday – 10am to 7pm
Saturday and Sunday – Closed