Pelvic health Physiotherapy
A Personal Approach
Mummy MOT
A comprehensive postnatal review where I check your functional movement,
breathing, any diastasis (tummy gap), and C-section if applicable. I
will also undertake an internal vaginal examination to assess your
pelvic floor.
I will provide guidance on how to return to exercise safely and give you
advice regarding any further treatment that may be required.
You will receive a report of all the findings.
Pelvic Physiotherapy
Pelvic physiotherapy is suitable if you have any bladder or bowel dysfunction, pelvic pain or prolapse.
The initial consultation starts with a discussion where I take an
in-depth history and listen to your priorities and your concerns.
I then undertake a physical examination looking at posture, functional movement and pelvic floor function.
Finally, we review the findings, plan any necessary treatment and
discuss your goals and objectives.
Antenatal Assessment
Pelvic pain is a common but not normal part of pregnancy. It can present as back pain, leg pain, or pain within the pelvis. It can restrict mobility and function, along with being extremely uncomfortable. Pelvic dysfunction is common in later pregnancy. It can present as incontinence, heaviness in the pelvic area, and discomfort in the vulval area. In this session, I will give you a full assessment, hands-on treatment,and advice on how you can support yourself at home.