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Pregnancy physiotherapy

Physiotherapy for Pregnancy support

Pregnancy physiotherapy
The journey of carrying a baby for nine months is an incredible experience, dedicating every bit of yourself to ensure their healthy arrival into the world.

However, this transformative journey involves numerous changes in your body, which can understandably feel overwhelming, both physically and emotionally.

As a result of hormonal changes and the growing weight of the baby, the abdominal muscles and pelvic ligaments stretch significantly to accommodate the growing baby and the increased pressure on the pelvic organs can contribute to pelvic floor dysfunction.

Our objective is to ensure your comfort by providing pain relief techniques and exercises to maintain your fitness and focus on preparing your pelvic floor for the demands of childbirth.
 

 
 
Common conditions we address include:
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  • Pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain 
  • Back pain
  • Neck pain and headaches
  • Sciatica
  • Rib pain
  • Pregnancy-related varicosities, hand conditions
  • Urinary incontinence or pre-existing pelvic organ prolapse
  • Other musculoskeletal conditions
 
 
 
Services offered:
 
  • Pelvic Floor Assessment: We thoroughly evaluate your pelvic floor muscles to identify any pre-existing dysfunctions or weaknesses. This assessment helps us tailor a personalized treatment plan to address your specific needs.
 
  • Education and Exercise: We provide education on pelvic floor anatomy, proper body mechanics, and exercises to strengthen and support the pelvic floor throughout pregnancy. These exercises aim to enhance pelvic floor muscle function, improve pelvic alignment, and prepare for labour and delivery.​
 
  • Pelvic-girdle pain Management: Many pregnant individuals experience pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain due to ligament laxity, postural changes, and the growing belly. Our toolbox includes manual therapy techniques, therapeutic exercises, and pain management strategies to alleviate discomfort and improve mobility.
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