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Women's & pelvic health · DrummoynePelvic floor physio in Drummoyne.
Bladder control, pelvic discomfort or recovering after a baby? Private, one-on-one care from physios with extensive training in pelvic health, and a plan built around you.
- No referral needed
- 60-minute private first appointment
- Supportive, unhurried care. Babies welcome
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Common, but not something you need to live with.
Pelvic floor concerns are common at every stage of life, whether or not you've had children. A pelvic floor physio can assess what's going on and build a plan to help.
Pelvic floor physio is not only Kegels.
The pelvic floor is a group of muscles that supports the pelvic organs and plays an important role in bladder and bowel control. Depending on your assessment, treatment may involve strength, relaxation, coordination, breathing, movement and education.
Not sure whether we can help? Call 0466 533 813 and we'll talk it through.
Bladder leaks & bladder problems
We assess leakage, urgency, frequency and other bladder symptoms and develop an individualised treatment program.
Pelvic organ prolapse
Pelvic floor physiotherapy can help you manage symptoms associated with prolapse and develop strategies to improve pelvic floor function.
Pelvic floor weakness & coordination
Help with pelvic floor weakness, difficulty coordinating the pelvic floor muscles, and other pelvic floor concerns.
Pelvic pain
Pelvic pain can have many contributing factors. Your physiotherapist can assess your symptoms and develop an appropriate treatment approach.
Bowel concerns & constipation
Pelvic floor physiotherapy may help with constipation, difficulty emptying the bowel and other pelvic floor related bowel concerns.
Abdominal separation
We can assess abdominal separation and guide you through appropriate exercises to rebuild strength and function.
Before & after hysterectomy
Pelvic floor preparation before your surgery and a guided recovery afterwards, so you can return to everyday life and exercise with confidence.
Pelvic floor care works best when it's tailored to you.
Two people with the same symptom can have very different causes. Extensive training in pelvic health helps your physio understand what is contributing to your symptoms, so your plan is built on a thorough assessment rather than a guess.
The right approach for you
Pelvic floor muscles that are weak need a different plan to muscles that are tight or poorly coordinated. A trained physio assesses first, so your program suits what your body needs.
More than Kegels
The same exercises don't suit everyone. Specialist training means a wider toolkit: strength, relaxation, coordination, breathing and movement.
Care for every stage
From pregnancy and recovery after birth to menopause and after surgery, your needs change. Your physio can adapt your plan as your life does.
Your first visit, at your pace.
A private, supportive 60-minute appointment. You leave knowing what's going on and what comes next.
Tell us what's going on
We discuss your concerns, history, pregnancy and birth history where relevant, exercise and your goals.
Assessment
Your physio explains each step and only does what is appropriate and agreed upon.
Understand why
We explain what may be contributing to your symptoms and answer your questions.
Your plan
An individualised treatment and exercise plan, based on your needs.
You stay in control
Your physio explains each step and checks that you're comfortable throughout. You can ask questions or pause at any point.
Bring your baby
You're very welcome to bring your baby to your appointment. We're a very baby friendly clinic.
The postnatal check, however you gave birth.
Your six week medical check focuses on your general recovery. A pelvic health physio check looks closely at your pelvic floor, abdominal wall and back, so you know what's healing well and what needs support.
Book from around six weeks after a vaginal or caesarean birth. It's never too late if your baby is already older.
- Pelvic floor strength & coordination
- Abdominal separation check
- Caesarean scar healing
- Bladder & bowel function
- Safe return to exercise & running
Before you book.
What happens at my first appointment?
We start by talking through your concerns, history and goals. Your physio explains each step, only does what is appropriate and agreed upon, and you leave with an individualised plan.
Do I need a referral?
You generally don't need a referral to see a physiotherapist.
What does a pelvic floor physiotherapist do?
A pelvic floor physiotherapist assesses pelvic floor function and provides personalised treatment and exercise for concerns affecting the bladder, bowel, pelvic floor and pelvic region.
Is pelvic floor physio only for women who've had children?
No. Pelvic floor physiotherapy can be appropriate for women at different stages of life, regardless of whether they have had children.
Is it only about Kegels?
No. Treatment isn't always about strengthening. Depending on your symptoms, it may involve relaxation, coordination, breathing, movement, education and other strategies.
When should I book my postnatal check?
From around six weeks after birth. It's never too late, even if your baby is now a toddler or older.
Can I claim on private health?
Yes, private health rebates are available. Check with your provider for your individual level of cover.
Pelvic floor physio in the heart of Drummoyne.
Base Physiotherapy & Pilates
C1.02/50-52 Lyons Rd, Drummoyne NSW 2047
Level 1, Odeon Building
Convenient for women travelling from Five Dock, Abbotsford, Russell Lea, Wareemba, Concord, Canada Bay, Cabarita, Breakfast Point, Rozelle, Balmain, Lilyfield, Leichhardt and Haberfield.
Parking: Convenient parking is available at 2 Marlborough Street.
Same-day and same-week appointments are available. Book online to see current availability.
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