Physiotherapy Services

Bladder Dysfunction

According to the World Health Organisation, bladder problems affect more than 200 million people worldwide. It is estimated that 1 in 3 women in the UK will experience bladder leakage. The bladder is designed to store urine until you are ready to empty. Leakage, frequency, urgency and bladder pain are all signs from your body that your bladder is not functioning normally.

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Bowel Dysfunction

Approximately 1.4% of the UK population over the age of 40 suffers from bowel incontinence. Constipation affects up to 15% in the UK. Bowel problems can have a major impact on an individual's social life and can lead to depression and isolation. Bowel incontinence, constipation, urgency, frequency, incomplete emptying and abdominal pain are all problems that may affect the bowel.

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Pelvic Organ Prolapse

According to the National Institute for Clinical Excellence, pelvic organ prolapse is present in up to 50% of women. One in 10 women will need at least 1 surgical procedure, and the rate of re‑operation is as high as 19%. The symptoms of prolapse include heaviness, a dragging or bulging sensation, a lump within the vagina and altered bladder and bowel habits. Physiotherapy should be tried as a first line management in the majority of cases.

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Pessary Fitting Service

From January 2025 we will be offering pelvic organ prolapse assessments with pessary fitting. Each assessment lasts 90 minutes and includes a vaginal examination, speculum examination, trial of pessary (re-fitting as required) and a review standing assessment. You will be taught how to self manage your pessary and will receive a self-management advice pack.

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Endometriosis

One in ten women in the UK experience the effects of endometriosis and it is the second most common gynaecological condition in the UK. Physiotherapy treatments such as manual therapy, breath work, exercise therapy and electrotherapy can help you to manage your symptoms and feel more active day to day. Learning to self-manage can help you to feel more confident.

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Chronic Pelvic Pain

Many women experience symptoms of pelvic pain for more than 6 months. Some causes are diagnosed by laparascopic surgery, such as endometriosis, uterine fibroids, adhesions and others. However, the majority of women find no specific cause for their symptoms. Pelvic pain is usually located in the lower abdomen and pelvis. Some women also experience vaginal, rectal and bladder pain.

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Pregnancy

Pregnancy is a time of great excitement for many women. However, some women experience leakage, pain and anxiety relating to birth. Musculoskeletal conditions such as pelvic and back painter common and affect approximately 1 in 5 women will experience pregnancy related pelvic pain, and up to 70% of women will experience lower back pain. Pelvic floor assessments through a pregnancy can be very helpful to give you peace of mind. Physio can help you enjoy your pregnancy and feel confident about the birth.

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Birth & Beyond

Childbirth can have a major impact on a woman's physical and mental wellbeing. Returning to normal activities of daily living, exercise, health and fitness are essential. Leakage, prolapse, pain, core dysfunction and de-conditioning can be barriers to recovery. Thorough assessment of individual issues and the provision of a bespoke treatment plan is fundamental to a woman's return to her normal, whatever the mode of delivery. We are here to assess, manage and guide you through your post natal recovery.

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Active Mums

Are you wanting to return to exercise and fitness following the birth of your baby? Do you want to make sure you return safely and without risk to your pelvic floor or core? The Active Mums programme is led by our team of specialist pelvic health physiotherapists and is tailor made for each woman following childbirth who is looking to return to exercise and fitness or start a new training programme. This programme includes assessment, regular follow ups and you can also upgrade to add high definition MAPLe pelvic floor training.

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Low Level Laser Therapy

Also known as cold laser, this pain-free form of photobiomodulation affects cell activity, promoting healing and recovery. Laser therapy is effective in treating inflammatory, infective and pain conditions and can be used in isolation or as an addition to other physiotherapy treatments. It is specifically useful in the treatment of vaginal pain conditions like vulvodynia & vestibulodynia.

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MAPLe Rehabilitation

With MAPLe® and guidance from your physiotherapist, you will understand your pelvic floor dysfunction more clearly and will be able to work with your physiotherapist proactively towards your goals. MAPLe offers electromyographic biofeedback training and electrical neuromuscular stimulation in the treatment of muscle wastage, weakness, lack of connection & also overactivity and pain.

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In-Clinic Appointments

Pay as you go appointments - Assessment from £85 & Follow Ups from £50