Pelvic/Women's Health

Pelvic/Women's Health

A thorough, secure and judgement-free assessment will take place, with patient concerns at the centre. A personalised and effective treatment plan will be provided, the ultimate goals to be feeling seen, heard, safe and understood.

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These conditions include:

• Gynaecological problems such as vaginal prolapse

• Bladder problems such as urinary incontinence

• Bowel problems such as difficulty emptying bowels and/or faecal incontinence

• Chronic pelvic pain conditions

• Pelvic pain related to pregnancy (previously known as SPD)

• Weak stomach muscles e.g. diastasis rectus abdominis (tummy gap)

• Painful intercourse

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