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I help women and men reconnect with their bodies through compassionate pelvic health care—offering a space for healing, hope, and the comfort of truly feeling at home within yourself.
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A Natural, Effective Solution from a Trusted Pelvic Health Specialist in South Canton, GA
Are you experiencing pain in your penis that seems to come and go—or has been bothering you for weeks or even months? Whether it’s a dull ache, sharp stabbing pain, burning during arousal, or discomfort after intimacy, penile pain is real, and you’re not alone.
This issue is more common than you think, yet rarely talked about. At our clinic in South Canton, Jenny Thompson, PT, offers discreet and highly effective pelvic floor physical therapy for men dealing with penile pain. With years of experience and a specialty in male pelvic dysfunction, Jenny helps men get relief—without medications, surgeries, or judgment.
What Is Penile Pain?
Penile pain refers to any discomfort or pain in or around the shaft, head, or base of the penis. This can present as:
- Burning, stinging, or sharp pain at rest or during touch
- Pain during or after an erection
- Throbbing pain or tension at the base of the penis
- Shooting or radiating pain into the testicles, groin, or perineum
- Hypersensitivity or numbness
- Pain after ejaculation or urination
- Persistent soreness after intimacy
Penile pain may feel mysterious or frustrating—especially when tests come back “normal.” But in many cases, the cause is muscular, neurological, or fascial, which makes it extremely responsive to pelvic floor physical therapy.
Why Does Penile Pain Happen?
Many men are surprised to learn that tight or dysfunctional pelvic floor muscles—the deep stabilizing muscles in your pelvis—can refer to pain in the penis. These muscles, when overactive or tense, can compress nerves, reduce circulation, and create hypersensitive trigger points that radiate pain to the penis or testicles.
Common causes of penile pain include:
- Overactive pelvic floor muscles
- Pudendal nerve irritation or entrapment
- Past trauma or injury (bike riding, sports, accidents)
- Scar tissue from surgery or hernias
- Postural imbalances or chronic sitting
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- Urinary or sexual dysfunction
- Stress and subconscious muscle guarding
- Tight hip or core muscles impacting pelvic nerves
Even if a urologist hasn’t found a specific issue, it doesn’t mean there isn’t a treatable cause. Jenny specializes in finding what other providers often overlook.
How Jenny Helps Men With Penile Pain
At your first visit, Jenny will listen carefully to your experience and take a whole-body, root-cause approach to identifying the drivers of your pain. With private, 60-minute sessions, she creates a safe and judgment-free space for healing.
Treatment may include:
- Manual therapy to release tight pelvic floor muscles
- Internal and external trigger point release (as comfortable and appropriate)
- Nerve gliding and desensitization techniques
- Postural and breathing retraining to reduce pressure and muscle guarding
- Core and hip rebalancing to relieve nerve compression
- Education and home strategies to reduce flare-ups and improve function
You Deserve Answers—And Relief
Penile pain can feel isolating, confusing, or even scary. But it is not a reflection of your masculinity, your health, or your worth.
Jenny works with men every week who thought they had to “just live with it” or were told “everything looks fine” despite real, disruptive pain.
You don’t need to suffer in silence. You just need the right help—and that starts here.
Meet Jenny Thompson, PT
Pelvic Floor Specialist | Experienced in Male Pelvic Pain
Jenny has helped countless men resolve penile pain, sexual dysfunction, and pelvic discomfort by treating the source—not just the symptoms.
Her approach is:
- Discreet and professional
- Science-backed and results-oriented
- Customized to your body, lifestyle, and goals
- Supportive and empowering—not clinical or cold
Who Can Benefit From Pelvic Therapy for Penile Pain?
Pelvic floor physical therapy may be right for you if:
- You’ve had penile pain for weeks or months
- You’ve tried medications or seen multiple specialists without answers
- You feel tension or pain in your pelvis, groin, or perineum
- Intimacy is painful or no longer enjoyable
- You want a non-surgical, natural treatment approach
Areas We Serve
Men travel from South Canton, Woodstock, Holly Springs, and greater Cherokee County as well as Pickens County to receive expert care from Jenny. Her private-pay model allows for personalized treatment without insurance restrictions, with the option to submit a superbill for out-of-network reimbursement.
Book Today—Relief Starts Here
Don’t let embarrassment or uncertainty delay your healing. Book a private evaluation with Jenny and take the first step toward pain-free living and a renewed sense of confidence.
You’re not the only one going through this. And you don’t have to go through it alone.
I believe in care that feels like a deep, grounding breath—faith-informed, body-centered, and trauma-sensitive support.
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