01/01/2024
Heard about Pelvic Health Physio and wondering why you might need to see one?
Some common reasons are;
⭐️ Pregnancy
Help with pregnancy related pain, guided exercise for complex pregnancy or pre-existing medical conditions, address continence or prolapse symptoms as well as help with birth preparation.
⭐️ Postnatal
Mummy MOT for a detailed assessment of physical recovery following pregnancy and birth. Emphasis on pelvic floor function, scar tissue management of perineal tears and C-section, screen for prolapse and bladder and bowel function as well as a guided return to exercise.
⭐️ Pelvic pain
Specialist treatment for both male and female pelvic pain as a result of a range of conditions such as endometriosis, bladder pain and prostatitis.
⭐️Menopause
A common time to first experience new or increased symptoms of pelvic floor dysfunction such as prolapse, leaking or vulval pain. Arranging a Menopause MOT is a great opportunity to take a proactive approach to pelvic health.
⭐️Painful s*x
Vaginismus, vulvadynia, painful scars are common reasons to experience painful in*******se. The good news is that there are a range of treatment options available.
⭐️Bladder symptoms
The most common pelvic floor symptoms are related to urinary incontinence/increased frequency or urgency. Physio can help identify the factors leading to symptoms and help gain control - surprising for many, more Kegals is not necessarily the answer!
⭐️Bowel health
Constipation, urgency, stool or gas leakage can all be improved with pelvic health physio. We work with your GP or consultant to help optimise bowel function.
⭐️Exercise related hip/pelvic pain
Persistent hip or groin pain caused or limiting exercise can often be as a result of pelvic floor dysfunction. A detailed assessment of the pelvic floor muscles can be so important in resolving symptoms in this tricky area.
Have some further questions, please do get in touch.
