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The 8 pages that link to Pelvic floor dysfunction, each with the reason it gives.

• ConstipationBroader topic: Failure to relax the pelvic floor during straining can obstruct stool passage.

• Pelvic floorNarrower topic: This broader condition includes problems beyond weakness, such as excessive muscle tension.

• Pelvic floor physical therapyNarrower topic: Therapy is one conservative approach to this wider group of problems.

• DyspareuniaRelated: Overactive or poorly coordinated pelvic muscles can cause or amplify sexual pain.

• UrologyRelated: It can contribute to urinary symptoms that urologists evaluate and treat.

• Pelvic examinationRelated: Muscle tenderness or difficulty relaxing can influence examination comfort and findings.

• Interstitial cystitisRelated: Pelvic muscle tenderness and dysfunction commonly accompany bladder pain symptoms.

• ParuresisRelated: Pelvic muscle tension may accompany inhibition, though it is not the defining cause of paruresis.