In the Clinic we have physiotherapists who are trained in this area for both male and female clients of all ages, and are able to assess and treat a wide range of conditions, proving highest quality care and maximising recovery.
For women, these conditions include bladder and bowel incontinence, overactive bladder, vaginal prolapse, dyspaurenia, pelvic pain and post-gynaecology surgery. Conditions we assess and treat for men include post-prostatectomy surgery, pelvic pain and bladder and bowel dysfunction.
For more information about pelvic health and conditions, visit www.thepogp.co.uk
Do you treat male and female pelvic health issues?
Yes - Our specially trained pelvic health physiotherapists treat both male and female conditions.
How long will my appointment be?
Your appointment will last approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour.
What do I wear to a pelvic health physiotherapy appointment?
Comfortable clothing.
What sort of conditions do you treat?
Bladder, bowel and pelvic issues (For example- bladder control- leaking with coughing, constipation, pelvic floor weakness, rectal, vaginal and pelvic pain, bowel, bladder or womb prolapse or pain, post-natal recovery).
What will happen at my appointment?
The physiotherapist will complete a full assessment detailing your symptoms and history. They may complete a vaginal and/or rectal examination but only with your consent.
Will I see the same physiotherapist each time?
In the vast majority of cases you will see the same physiotherapist each time. On a rare occasion it may be necessary to see another physiotherapist if there is a significant change in circumstance. You would be informed about this before your appointment.
Can I self-refer for pelvic health physiotherapy?
No, the pelvic health service operates on a consultant or GP only referral basis.
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