“It all begins with an issue—whether it’s pain, leakage, or discomfort you’ve been too afraid to discuss. Whatever it may be, choosing to seek help can make all the difference.” – Dr. Quinn
Pelvic Health FAQs
Do I need pelvic floor therapy?
If you experience urinary leakage, pelvic pain, bowel changes, or core weakness—especially after pregnancy, surgery, or injury—pelvic floor therapy may benefit you. Many patients are surprised to learn how much these muscles affect daily life and overall mobility.
What happens during a pelvic health session?
At Mobility Matters, your first visit includes a thorough assessment of your medical history, posture, breathing, and core function. Dr. Winters will then create a personalized treatment plan that may include gentle exercises, hands-on therapy, and education to help you manage symptoms and reach your goals.
Is pelvic floor therapy only for women?
No. While many women seek pelvic therapy during pregnancy, postpartum, or menopause, men can also experience pelvic floor dysfunction. Conditions like pelvic pain, urinary leakage, or post-surgical recovery (such as prostate surgery) can all benefit from treatment.
How long does it take to see results?
Every patient’s journey is unique. Some feel improvements within a few sessions, while others may need a longer treatment plan depending on the severity of their symptoms and personal goals.
Why choose Mobility Matters in Greenville, SC?
Dr. Quinnesha Winters provides one-on-one, compassionate care in a private and supportive setting. Her mission is to help you restore function, regain confidence, and feel empowered in your body again.
Sexual Pain/Dysfunction
We treat an array of issues causing pain with sex, including: vulvodynia, vestibulodynia, vaginismus, Erectile Dysfunction, prostate issues, discomfort with ejaculation
Bowel/Bladder Retraining
Let us help you retrain your bowel and bladder so that leaks, hesitancy and uncontrolled urgency/frequency can be a thing of the past!
Pelvic pain/Dysfunction
Chronic pelvic and/or low back/hip discomfort? Whether it comes in the form or pain, pressure, sensation changes, etc….we are here to help