On the sneak tip: the male pelvis revealed

This story is based on five central characters. Four of them are men with sexual dysfunction. These fictional characters are forced to navigate their lives around their different pelvic and sexual problems. The fifth character is a female urologist, who harnesses her specialty to treat men with erectile dysfunction.

The book then turns towards the science and research behind erectile dysfunction, prostate cancer and pelvic pain (the most elusive of all things, for men who have it). This nonfiction portion explores what treatments are available for men with such conditions.

​The takeaway is a comprehensive look at what happens in the male pelvis, from the viewpoint of a specialist who treats men. It encompasses how men view their own masculinity; and how society is often unforgiving of men in today’s world. This book seeks to uncover how men can deal with their pelvic problems. And how all genders can relate to their struggles.
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​Now available for purchase on kindle or paperwork on Amazon.
Becca genuinely taps into an amazingly sensitive topic that affects more than 30 million men. Erectile dysfunction is a taboo subject that men tend to shy away from discussing or reaching out for help. Becca depicts an intimate journey of each of her characters in a manner that anyone can empathize with. This book is a fantastic read which I hope will allow men to come out from hiding in knowing they are not alone.
~ Dr. Omnia Samra-Latif,MD, MPH, FACOG, FAARM
Becca has a way with words and with people. She is a healer to the core. This book is for anyone who needs or wants to see the human/vulnerable side of erectile dysfunction and pelvic pain in men. These characters are as real as their symptoms.
~ Aisling Linehan, PT, DPT, PRPC

education

I'm here to bring awareness and information to those ready.
  • If you live in the United States and want to use your health insurance for a Telehealth visit at Connect PT to discuss your pelvic health, you can call the office at 609-584-4770. 
  • If you live outside of the U.S. and would like to discuss your pelvic health, the option of a Wellness Visit is available. To further explore this, please email me directly: becca (at) connectpt (dot) org.
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Please refer to these videos for topics that can be covered with an online visit.
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​Male pelvic pain and physical therapy
Some men have difficulty with urination, pain with sex and bowel concerns. Hear Becca Ironside describe how physical therapy can help treat pelvic pain in men.
​Erectile dysfunction & physical therapy
Men can learn solutions in how to isolate their pelvic floor muscles for improved erections and how penis rings and pumps can enhance better sexual function. Here, Becca explains why erectile dysfunction occurs in men after treatment for prostate cancer. 
​Erectile dysfunction & PT treatment
Becca explains which arousal process works for men, where to look for improved rigidity of erections and a better sexual response, and what occurs in the pelvis during sex.