Penis Problems

People With Penises Deserve Awesome Pelvic Health Info, Too!

Tee, hee…Dr. Kelly said Penis Problems! Leaks, Erectile Dysfunction, Premature Ejaculation and Pain are ‘common but not normal.’ Let Dr. Kelly show you a better way!

What's Normal

  • When awake, you pee once about every 3-4 hours, for at least 10-seconds

  • Your "urge to go" (pee or poop) comes on gradually

  • When you do pee, it's easy to start and maintain a good stream

  • It is easy to get, and keep, an erection

  • Sex is enjoyable

  • When you poop, it is easy to pass, and takes less than 5 minutes

  • You do not wake up at night to pee

    Okay, okay, if you are over 65 years old, it's "medically acceptable" to wake up ONCE a night to pee. But Dr. Kelly wants to get you sleeping through the night :)

What's Not Normal

  • When awake, you pee every 1-2 hours, or less than 10-seconds of stream per pee

  • Your "urge to go" pee OR poop comes on RAPIDLY and STRONG!

  • It is actually hard to start, and keep, a pee stream

  • It is hard to get, or keep, an erection

  • Sex isn't great.

    It might hurt, or climax might be 'different' or absent.

  • Pooping is hard. Requires straining. Takes longer than 5 minutes.

  • You wake up more than once a night to pee.

People With Penises Deserve Awesome Pelvic Health Info, Too!

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People With Penises Deserve Awesome Pelvic Health Info, Too!

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Pelvic PTs are VITAL in Prostatectomy Care!

Just ONE visit of Pelvic PT before prostate surgery makes your pee control come back twice as effectively and quickly than without any PT! And sexual function comes after pee control, so I do believe we want to optimize ALL of that, right?

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Pelvic PT interventions, like RIDICULOUSLY effective at improving your pee control, ease of poops and yes, QUALITY OF SEX, post-prostatectomy (or anytime)! If you can’t get into a Pelvic PT in person, Sign-Up for the mailing list to be notified when Dr. Kelly’s Penis-Facing Courses drop!
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Penis

Cooch Ball. What it is & why you need one!

image of pelvic floor muscles, showing their resting position at the bottom of the pelvis, like a hammock. The muscles should rest at about 3/4 range relaxed, then be able to contract up and in when needed, relax easily back down, then gently buldge down and out (like a flower opening) the bottom 1/4 of range, before again returning to resting position.
Internal Pelvic Floor Muscle Work isn’t for all of us. The Cooch Ball offers a way to improved pelvic floor health in 2-3 minutes a day.

What is an Erection?

illustration of sideview of pelvis of a person with a penis. The testicles are in front, at the bottom, within the scrotal sack. The penis is just above that, the bladder above the penis in the center of the pelvic cavity. Rectum is in back, ending in anus. Prostate gland lies between bladder and penis.
What is an erection? It should be a common question, but it isn’t. Here’s a practical explanation of what happens in an erection.

Erectile Dysfunction and Heart Attacks

A picture of a pirate ship, with the words "Trouble Raising the Main Sail"? As a reference to erectile dysfunction.
Erectile Dysfunction (ED) is about more than just sex. ED is a common first sign of heart disease. Read this so your weenie doesn’t kill you.

Want Less Leakage & Better Intimacy Post-Prostatectomy?

Sideview of a pelvic with traditionally male anatomy. Penis is in front, with urethra coming out through the penis, testicles are inside the scrotum, which is beneath penis. Bladder is above penis, and prostate gland surrounds urethra between bladder and penis; rectum is most posterior. The urethra and rectum pass through the external pelvic floor muscles.
Attending ONE Pelvic PT visit pre-prostatectomy DOUBLES your chances of recovering continence, AND reduces the amount of time to get to this continence by half (3 months, vs 6 months). Sign me up!

Recover Faster From Prostate Surgery

Sideview of a pelvic with traditionally male anatomy. Penis is in front, with urethra coming out through the penis, testicles are inside the scrotum, which is beneath penis. Bladder is above penis, and prostate gland surrounds urethra between bladder and penis; rectum is most posterior. The urethra and rectum pass through the external pelvic floor muscles.
Pelvic PTs know a secret that in less than 15 minutes a day, can help you recover faster from prostate surgery. Want to know what it is? .

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