Dr. Di Wu, MD, PT

Di Wu brings a uniquely powerful perspective to male pelvic health as a clinician who has practiced on both sides of the referral equation. Initially trained as a medical doctor, he completed his residency in Beijing and practiced as an orthopedic surgeon for several years before establishing himself in Montreal, Canada.

At McGill University, he was the first man to enroll in the pelvic floor physical therapy course, where he pioneered adaptations of female-focused protocols to effectively treat male patients. Over the past decade, drawing from his dual background as a physician and physical therapist, Wu has built evidence-based frameworks that produce repeatable and reliable treatment results for male pelvic pain and dysfunction.

He is the founder of Integrated Pelvic Care (IPC) and has dedicated his career to addressing the clinical reasoning gap in male pelvic health through education and mentorship. Wu has conducted several clinical studies in men's health physical therapy and has developed systematic approaches to implementing International Continence Society terminology in clinical practice.

His teaching emphasizes the importance of standardized terminology and advanced clinical reasoning to elevate physical therapy's role from a secondary referral option to the primary standard of care for male pelvic health conditions. His work has significantly advanced the field by creating systematic approaches that allow physical therapists to confidently and effectively address underserved conditions like BPH.