Dyspareunia is a term used to describe painful intercourse caused by many related conditions ranging from vaginal discomforts and pain upon entry through to deep pelvic pain. The pain can occur during or after intercourse.
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Diastasis Recti is a condition whereby the abdominal muscles have been separated to an abnormal degree. It’s often caused by pregnancy and if not treated, can lead to symptoms including incontinence and back pain.
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40% of women experience symptoms of overactive bladder disorder and 30% of men. Find out why and what to do.
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All women can benefit from Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy in pregnancy and postpartum. Learn why.
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Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy is treatment of the pelvic floor muscles whereby a practitioner uses internal and external exercises, breathwork, and lifestyle recommendations to improve function.
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Female organ prolapse effects approximately one third of women in their lifetime. Learn about why and what to do about it.
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Female incontinence (also known as urinary or bowel ‘leakage’) is extremely common especially in women. Understand the types and how to treat it with lifestyle changes.
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Female pelvic floor 101, common dysfunctions and how physiotherapy can help
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