Symptoms & Issues

Below are common issues that may affect a woman’s health at some juncture in their life. Many women are uncomfortable or embarrassed to discuss these issues with their family doctor or specialist. Perhaps you or someone you know may have discussed these issues and dismissed them as something that just naturally happens and must be tolerated.

Physical therapy can help to reduce or resolve these issues. An evaluation will determine your problem areas and then an individualized treatment program will be designed to improve your function, decrease pain and enable you to manage your symptoms more effectively.

Pregnancy & Postpartum Care
Dyspareunia
Pelvic Pain
Bladder Health
Bowel Dysfunction
Tailbone Pain

I have referred numerous patients to Marci for both gynecological and obstetrical treatments. Patients report a positive experience, as well as, improvement or resolution of their symptoms. I personally received physical therapy treatment for a sports injury from Marci. She provided in office treatm… Read more

Theresa PoepperlingCNM

Last year I woke up one morning and thought that I must be developing a bladder infection. I constantly felt like I had to pee and over the next few days the sensation built and nothing would make it stop. Two urine tests were negative for infection and my symptoms grew worse. In a short period of t… Read more

Anonymous

There have been many cases of dyspareunia, vaginismus and stress urinary incontinence that I have referred to Marci with amazing results over the years. One in particular, is a woman who was unable to have intercourse with her husband for many years prior to working with Marci. She eventually became… Read more

Joanne SweeneyM.D.

Marci has been great at helping my patients with a variety of issues including pregnancy related sciatic nerve pain, incontinence and pelvic floor disorders… just to name a few. She uses the latest modalities and has a great bedside manner to make the patients feel at ease with such sensitive issu… Read more

Debra AcerenzaDO, FACOGFrederick, MD

My pelvic pain began in March of 2008. The pain was a constant burning in the vulvar and perineum areas, and was exacerbated by sitting. I spent months trying to figure out what was happening to my body and how to stop the pain. The first couple of doctors said it was a yeast infection. Then it was … Read more

Mary Ann

Marci helped me through pregnancy and post-pregnancy with her specialized physical therapy. Without her customized blend of massage and treatment I would have had a very painful pregnancy. With her help I was able to complete a triathlon just 6 months after delivering my baby. I would recommend her … Read more

Stacy S.

I have been working with Marci Marshall for five years and am very impressed with her ability to successfully treat women with pelvic floor dysfunction. When I refer patients to her I know they are getting the best possible PT to suit their specific gynecological problem. Marci has excellent communi… Read more

Lucy D. TreenePA-C, Vulvar Disease SpecialistWashington D.C.

I met Marci at a time when I was feeling totally hopeless about my pelvic floor pain. Since pelvic floor therapy was something I was not familiar with, I was very apprehensive about it. When I met Marci, I was impressed with her complete professionalism and the fact that she really cares about you a… Read more

Sharon R.

Marci Marshall is a blessing to our community. Women’s pelvic floor problems have been known and documented for many years, but western medicine has been unable to adequately address this area. Physical Therapy has been making in-roads over the last ten years and the Frederick area is very fortuna… Read more

Judy MoriartyCRNP, CNM

My physical therapy through Women’s Wellness Works has been very effective and helpful, both with back pain during pregnancy and a back injury 18 months later. Marci is a kind, gentle and patient physical therapist who is discreet and professional. I recommend her services to any woman who wants a… Read more

Carrie L.