Urological and urogynaecological physiotherapy supports the intimate health of both women and men at various stages of life. Working with a physiotherapist helps to ensure the correct tone of the pelvic floor muscles, which are responsible, amongst other things, for urinary control and sexual comfort, the proper functioning of the reproductive organs, and adequate blood supply to the intimate areas.
Therapy with a physiotherapist can be an effective form of prevention, which is worth considering whilst trying to conceive or during pregnancy, to prepare the body for the physical demands of childbirth. It is also recommended before planned urological procedures (prehabilitation) and afterwards (rehabilitation), to support the body in making a full recovery and regaining fitness.
For the prevention and treatment of intimate health issues and to improve quality of life.
urinary or faecal incontinence;
painful periods, PMS;
pain during sexual intercourse (dyspareunia);
endometriosis (pain, tension, sexual discomfort);
prolapse of the reproductive organs, diastasis recti;
scars from a caesarean section or episiotomy;
prehabilitation/rehabilitation following gynaecological and urological procedures.
difficulty urinating, urinary urgency, BPH – benign prostatic hyperplasia;
urinary incontinence following a prostatectomy or stress incontinence;
perineal pain, discomfort after ejaculation, muscle tension;
perineal pain, discomfort after ejaculation, muscle tension;
stress affecting bowel motility, bloating and digestive problems;
preparation for urological surgery (prehabilitation) and post-operative care (rehabilitation).
