Dr. Mindy Sullivan-Lo, DPT works in Waukee, IA as
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I had a really great first appointment with Mindy. I was a little worried after reading the other review, but my first appointment was rather hands-on. She started by asking me about why I came (pain with sex) and we also talked about my urinary experience (I have an anxious bladder). She described some of the things I may be experiencing using a model and gave some personal examples that I found very relatable. She then performed an exam, using her fingers on my pelvis and in my vagina to see how tense I was. We did a couple tests, squeezing and relaxing to try to get a better understanding of my problem. She made suggestions on how I might avoid pain during sex and we practiced some of the tips. She then demonstrated how I could stretch my pelvic floor. I left with some homework to do the stretches, do a couple days of bladder and food journaling, and to regularly do deep breathing exercises (the last being the most important part for me).
Dr. Sullivan-Lo accepts Aetna, Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield and Blue Cross Blue Shield as well as many others. See all of the insurances Dr. Sullivan-Lo accepts here.
Dr. Sullivan-Lo's office is located at 818 Se Alices Rd Waukee, IA 50263.
Dr. Sullivan-Lo has a star rating of 3.0/5 and has been reviewed 2 times.
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