It's generally estimated that pelvic pain affects about one in five adults in North America, impacting their ability to control their bodily functions, engage in exercise sleep soundly and more. Physiotherapy can treat and rehabilitate your body when it is suffering from chronic pelvic pain. Here, our Orleans physical therapists explain the symptoms of chronic pelvic pain and how pelvic physiotherapy is able to help.
Pregnancy can result in a variety of conditions, including urinary incontinence, back pain, reduced strength and flexibility, and much more. Here, our Orleans physiotherapists explain how physical therapy can help your body recover from health issues associated with pregnancy.
Our trained physiotherapists can fit a pessary to help alleviate your symptoms of pelvic organ prolapse.
Physiotherapy help new mother recover after childbirth, both for normal and extreme symptoms.
Pelvic health physiotherapy can improve your quality of life.
During or after pregnancy, some women will experience a condition called diastasis recti, which is a separation between the right and left abdominal muscles.
Blocked breast ducts are a common problem for many women who are breast feeding. If the blocked duct does not spontaneously clear in a day, physiotherapy treatment can be highly effective in resolving the blockage.
