Pelvic floor physiotherapists with additional training in paediatric continence are skilled in working with your GP and/or specialist to assist…
Physiotherapists also play an important role in assessing patients pre and post operatively prior to a number of gynaecological surgeries…
MENOPAUSE – IF SEX TURNS FROM PLEASURE TO PAIN Did you know that pain with sex – dyspareunia, is one…
What is vulvodynia? Vulvodynia is a condition that at least 10 to 20% of women will experience at some point…
Should periods be painful? It is common for some women or adolescents to experience discomfort during part of their period.…
Pelvic, sexual and vulval pain are hidden problems and women often suffer in silence, or due to misdiagnosis, for years…
Being diagnosed with a pelvic organ prolapse can provoke mixed emotions, particularly if very little information is provided at the…
If you are going through the next stage of life as a woman, you might have felt a bulge in…
Common pelvic health problems are listed below and further information on management options for each condition can be found in…
Your pelvic floor muscles sit between your pubic bone, coccyx (tailbone) and sitting bones, stretching like a trampoline across the…
Physiotherapists working in the field of pelvic health help women with a range of conditions including bladder and bowel concerns,…
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