Pelvic Health Physiotherapy in West Adelaide
Pelvic Health Physiotherapy is a unique and specialised area of physiotherapy that assesses, diagnoses and treats conditions relating to the pelvic floor and pelvic region. Our pelvic health physiotherapy services are designed to help women of all ages with various pelvic floor issues ranging from incontinence and pelvic organ prolapse.
We understand that discussing your pelvic health conditions can be a sensitive and long-standing complex topic. We endeavour to treat all the contributing elements affecting your condition in a professional yet warm, welcoming and friendly practice.
Our Pelvic Health Physiotherapists, Sarah and Megan are highly skilled with experience in providing effective, evidence-based, trauma-informed and holistic care to help our patients achieve confidence and control over their pelvic health.
Special Services Fee Schedule:
Pelvic Health Physiotherapy: $230 initial (60mins), $220 review (60mins), $180 review (45mins), $140 review (30mins)
What conditions can our Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists help with?
- Urgency
- urinary incontinence
- frequency
- overactive bladder (OAB)
- bladder pain syndrome
- interstitial cystitis
- urinary retention
- straining to empty bladder
- faecal incontinence
- constipation
- defecation disorders
- obstetric injuries
- haemorrhoids and anal fissures
- anal pain /dyschezia
Conservative management and facilitate return to exercise
Genitourinary Syndrome of Menopause (GSM) refers to a collection of symptoms experienced by postmenopausal women due to decrease estrogen levels, including
- vaginal dryness
- burning
- discomfort during intercourse
- urinary urgency
- frequent urination
- recurrent urinary tract infections
- pre-birth risk assessments
- prenatal birth preparation sessions including perineal massage
- postnatal pelvic floor assessments
- guided safe return to exercise
- abdominal separation / DRAM
- pregnancy and postnatal musculoskeletal related pain
Conservative management of inflammatory conditions of the lactating breast, including mastitis, blocked ducts, and white spots/milk blebs. Management may include therapeutic ultrasound, Lymphatic drainage techniques, preventative education and postural advice, compression and support garments. Further referral – to a lactation consultant, or if there is no change in symptoms within 3 days, we will refer back to their GP
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