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Talkin Toowoomba Season 2 Episode 5

Talkin Toowoomba Season 2 Episode 5

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In this episode of Talkin’ Toowoomba, I sit down with Corey Pendlebury from Men’s Health Physiotherapy Toowoomba to explore the often-overlooked challenges men face during and after prostate cancer treatment. Corey breaks down the vital role physiotherapy plays before and after surgery or radiation, helping men manage bladder control, pelvic floor function, sexual recovery, and overall wellbeing.

We also discuss why early preparation matters, how telehealth is helping regional blokes access specialised care, and the importance of a strong support network, from urologists and specialist nurses through to allied health professionals. Corey offers practical, evidence-based guidance on pelvic floor exercises, recovery timelines, and the emotional and social impacts that come with prostate cancer.

This episode shines a light on holistic care, informed decision-making, and the importance of having real conversations about men’s health.

Brought to you by Men’s Health Physiotherapy Toowoomba, proudly supporting men across our region with expert pelvic health and post-treatment rehabilitation.

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Chapters
  • (00:00:00) - Talkin' Toowoomba
  • (00:01:26) - Physio in Toowoomba
  • (00:03:28) - Prostate Cancer Physiotherapy
  • (00:06:36) - Prostate cancer sexual function recovery after surgery
  • (00:08:18) - Prostate Cancer, pelvic floor exercises
  • (00:13:42) - Q&A: Prostate Cancer Advice
  • (00:15:51) - Prostate Cancer Chat
  • (00:16:39) - Prostate Cancer Physiotherapy
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