Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation
Pelvic floor muscles are the big unknown. You can't see them, you can't compare them. You very often, don't know if all your hard work is having the right effect. Research shows that one in three women do not perform pelvic floor muscle exercises correctly. We can help.
Having a pelvic floor muscles assessment by a physiotherapist who has competed post-graduate training in pelvic floor rehabilitation is the only way to be sure you are engaging these discreet muscles correctly. At Womankind Physiotherapy, pelvic floor health is our focus. You know you are getting the most up to date information and quality care you can trust.
Pregnancy is the perfect time to get informed about pelvic floor health and learn how to best protect these important muscles for labour and post-partum.
Women experiencing menopause often find changes with their pelvic health, having a pelvic floor assessment is an important check to optimise your health and lifestyle.
It is recommended you have your pelvic floor muscles assessed prior to starting a new exercise program including pilates, yoga, running, boot camps, personal training, cross-fit and gym programs.
Having a pelvic floor muscles assessment by a physiotherapist who has competed post-graduate training in pelvic floor rehabilitation is the only way to be sure you are engaging these discreet muscles correctly. At Womankind Physiotherapy, pelvic floor health is our focus. You know you are getting the most up to date information and quality care you can trust.
Pregnancy is the perfect time to get informed about pelvic floor health and learn how to best protect these important muscles for labour and post-partum.
Women experiencing menopause often find changes with their pelvic health, having a pelvic floor assessment is an important check to optimise your health and lifestyle.
It is recommended you have your pelvic floor muscles assessed prior to starting a new exercise program including pilates, yoga, running, boot camps, personal training, cross-fit and gym programs.
Pelvic Floor Physio Melbourne
Research shows that one in three women do not perform pelvic floor muscle exercises correctly. This is where we come in. Discover more about our pelvic floor physio services in Melbourne.
How Can Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation Help You?
Female pelvic floor muscles support the rectum, bladder, and uterus. Chronic constipation, obesity, surgery, childbirth, pregnancy, and ageing may lead to a weakened pelvic floor. Weak pelvic floor muscles can result in bladder and bowel incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and decreased sensation during sexual intimacy.
- At Womankind Physiotherapy, pelvic floor health is our focus. You will get the most up-to-date information plus trustworthy quality care from us. All our female physiotherapists are post-graduate qualified and focus on evidenced based treatment delivered with care and respect
- If you’ve not done so previously, pregnancy is the perfect time to get informed about pelvic floor health and learn how to correctly use these muscles to support your labour, birth and postpartum recovery. Women’s pelvic floor physio empowers your pregnancy and postpartum journey.
- Women experiencing menopause often undergo pelvic health changes. Pelvic floor assessments are essential as you age to ensure you want to stay healthy and optimise your lifestyle.
- It is recommended you have your pelvic floor muscles assessed prior to starting a new exercise program including pilates, yoga, running, boot camps, personal training, cross-fit and gym programs.
- The only way to ensure you are correctly engaging your pelvic floor muscles is to have a physical assessment with a qualified pelvic floor physiotherapist.
- If you are experiencing symptoms of pelvic floor weakness or dysfunction,a pelvic floor exercise and physiotherapy plan can decrease or even eliminate the problem. Our exercise program, hands-on treatment, lifestyle modification recommendations, and the information we provide will support you on the road towards improvement.
You will find prices, new patient pelvic floor physio in Melbourne info and referral forms on our website.