Leakage, urgency and frequency (bladder control)
Prolapse symptoms: heaviness, pressure, bulging
Pelvic pain and painful intercourse
Constipation and bowel control problems
Pregnancy and postnatal pelvic health, safe return to exercise
• Experience bladder leakage or urgency
• Are pregnant with pelvic girdle or lower back pain
• Are recovering after childbirth
• Feel pelvic heaviness or prolapse symptoms
• Experience pelvic pain or pain with intimacy
• Have hypermobility affecting pelvic stability
• Want proactive pelvic floor assessment
A wide array of treatments can be used by a pelvic floor physio in treating your pelvic issues from pelvic floor exercises to utilising biofeedback devices when necessary. These devices can help you learn to activate the correct muscles, which will help with your recovery.
There may be education on lifestyle modifications, advice on bowel and bladder habits to manual therapy techniques to help treat surrounding areas that may also be contributing to your condition, such as lower back and pelvic pain. Good outcomes have been experienced by many women with pelvic floor physiotherapy.
Advanced Practice - Women's Pelvic Health
Advanced Practice - Women's Pelvic Health