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These conditions can be caused by medical conditions like Endometriosis, they may have musculoskeletal contributors or may have started for no known reason

Pelvic pain may affect our ability to comfortably have sex or insert tampons, to let our bladder or rectum fill or empty, to comfortably wear tight clothing or to sit or move in certain positions or ways.

We can support you through pelvic pain symptoms - acute and persistent - with specialist experience in managing pain through a variety of treatment methods.

• Pregnancy related musculoskeletal conditions (such as pelvic-girdle, lower back and hip pain)
• Urinary or anal incontinence starting during pregnancy
• Pelvic floor muscle birth preparation including perineal massage and desensitisation techniques
• Labour preparation tool kit building
• Post-caesarean section preparation

• Urinary incontinence can either be leaking of urine when trying to get to the toilet, or with certain activities of “stress” to the body, like coughing, sneezing or jumping

• Urinary urgency is the sudden feeling that you are busting for the toilet without having a slow gradual build of sensation in the bladder to warn you that you needed to go

• Urinary frequency is feeling that you need to go to the toilet more times in the day than you are happy with

A rectal prolapse is much the same as a vaginal prolapse, except that it is the rectum itself that is travelling toward the anus, and in some cases can protrude out of the anus.

There are many treatment options for those suffering from symptomatic prolapses from conservative education and lifestyle modifications to pelvic organ pessary fittings and management. Think of pessaries as sports bras for your pelvic organs!

Non-conservative or surgical management patients still benefit from pre- and post-surgical physiotherapy management and education.

This may include pain with arousal, orgasm, or penetration, change in sensation or sexual satisfaction, libido or desire issues.

We also work in a team with your other health providers to help you heal from trauma.

• Post-natal musculoskeletal conditions (such as a sore neck from looking at your cute new baby!)
• Abdominal separation assessment and management during pregnancy and afterwards
• Return to activity pelvic floor screening and risk assessment
• Managing return to activity after the birth of your baby
• Perineal or caesarean scar management
• Confidence to return back to sexual penetrative activities without pain
• Management of the lactating breast including mastitis, blocked ducts, and engorgement

This may include:
• Anal incontinence is the loss of gas, liquid or solid stool with or without the knowledge or need to defecate

• Faecal urgency with or without incontinence is the sudden and urgent feeling that you need to empty your bowels and that you feel you won’t make it to the toilet in time

• Constipation, can be true poorly formed hard stools that are difficult to evacuate, sneaky constipation, where we are defecating soft stools daily, but not clearing the rectum fully, or obstructed defecation, where you are able to create a normal stool, but struggle with the inability to evacuate your bowels easily

This may include, but isn't limited to:
• Laparoscopy
• Hysterectomy
• Prolapse repair
• Cancer surgeries