Hi and thanks for the query, I think physical therapy actually helps, but usually takes some time. Success is greatly dependent on regularity with the therapy and respect of directives given there in. It would however be important to consider being reviewed by a urogynecologist from time to time. The drugs prescribed to me are appropriate, but accompanied by physiotherapy, improvement should lead to progressive reduction in the doses of these drugs to avoid dependence. It would be worth getting consulting by a physician in case of intense pain, and maybe getting another reevaluation. My advice is getting a consultation from a urogynecologist, respecting treatment guidelines of your physiotherapist, knowing that the results might take time to be obtained. You must hesitate informing your family physician of any abnormal feelings or findings you might have. I think you must not feel so worried at this point in time. Thanks and best regards, Luchuo, MD.