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What kind of doctor should you see for levator ani syndrome/pelvic floor spasm?
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Colorectal surgeon: In many CRS practices, pelvic floor manometry and training are offered, and are an important part of their practice. Ask you doctor to make an appointment with a surgeon specializing in colorectal disease, and ask if they have a pelvic floor manometry analysis available. Good luck.
Answered 1/31/2015
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