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Dr. Lina Loyd

PT, DPT  ·  Board-Certified Pelvic Health Physical Therapist

Specialized pelvic health expertise delivered with individualized, one-on-one care, serving patients across the Orange County, CA area.

Dr. Lina Loyd is a Doctor of Physical Therapy and board-certified pelvic health specialist with 14 years of experience as a physical therapist, including more than 10 years focused exclusively on pelvic health. She treats both men and women with pelvic floor dysfunction, pelvic pain, bladder and bowel concerns, sexual health symptoms, pregnancy and postpartum needs, and rehabilitation surrounding pelvic and abdominal surgery.

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Dr. Lina Loyd, pelvic health physical therapist
14
Years as a Physical Therapist More than a decade focused exclusively on pelvic health

Education & Experience

A career dedicated to helping people move and feel better.

Dr. Loyd earned her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from Temple University in 2012 and began her career as a physical therapist that same year. She went on to focus her clinical practice on pelvic health and has now spent more than a decade working specifically with pelvic health conditions.

Her clinical experience includes treating both men and women with pelvic pain and pelvic floor dysfunction, as well as bladder and bowel concerns, sexual health symptoms, pregnancy and postpartum changes, and rehabilitation before and after pelvic and abdominal procedures.

Dr. Loyd also holds a degree in Business Administration from Pennsylvania State University. She is an active member of the American Physical Therapy Association and remains engaged with developments in the physical therapy profession and pelvic health care.

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Doctor of Physical Therapy

Temple University
Graduated 2012

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Board-Certified Pelvic Health Specialist

Advanced clinical specialization focused on pelvic health physical therapy.

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Business Administration

Pennsylvania State University

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Professional Membership

American Physical Therapy Association

Her Approach to Care

Expertise matters. So does feeling heard.

Pelvic health concerns are personal and can affect many parts of daily life. Dr. Loyd's approach begins with listening, understanding what each patient is experiencing, and developing treatment around the individual rather than treating everyone the same way.

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Listen First

Care begins with understanding your symptoms, concerns, history, lifestyle, and the goals that are important to you.

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Look at the Whole Picture

Treatment considers the pelvic floor along with movement, breathing, strength, mobility, daily activities, and other relevant physical factors.

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Make Care Individual

Evaluation and treatment are tailored to your findings, symptoms, comfort level, lifestyle, and personal goals.

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Focus on Meaningful Progress

The goal is not simply to perform exercises. It is to help you improve function and return to the activities and quality of life that matter to you.

Care centered around you.

Pelvic health treatment should feel collaborative. Dr. Loyd explains what she is evaluating, why a treatment may be recommended, and how it relates to your goals. Your questions, comfort, and consent remain part of the process throughout your care.

Areas of Focus

More than a decade focused on pelvic health.

Pelvic Pain Pelvic, genital, rectal, abdominal, and related musculoskeletal pain.
Bladder & Bowel Dysfunction Leakage, urgency, frequency, constipation, and difficulty with emptying.
Sexual Health Pain with sexual activity and pelvic floor dysfunction affecting sexual function.
Pregnancy & Postpartum Support through pregnancy, childbirth preparation, recovery, and return to activity.
Men's Pelvic Health Pelvic pain, bladder and bowel symptoms, sexual health, and post-prostate surgery care.
Surgical Rehabilitation Physical therapy surrounding pelvic and abdominal procedures.

Pelvic Health Project

Work one-on-one with Dr. Lina Loyd.

Contact Dr. Loyd to discuss your concerns and learn more about individualized pelvic floor physical therapy.