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Women’s Pelvic Health Physiotherapists play an important role in the treatment of many conditions affecting women's pelvic health. Pelvic floor muscles can weaken for a number of reasons, including childbirth and ageing. These weakened muscles can lead to stress incontinence – the leakage of urine when there is extra pressure on the bladder through coughing, laughing or exercising like running and jumping.
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At Humanity Warwick we offer a specialised service to women with bladder, bowel and pelvic floor dysfunction, pelvic organ prolapse and sexual dysfunction.
Following a detailed assessment, the right treatment will be tailored for you
WHAT WE TREAT
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Stress incontinence - urinary leaking with certain activities.
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Overactive bladder - having a sudden desire to go to the toilet immediately with possible leaking of urine before reaching the toilet. There may be a need to visit the toilet more frequently than normal.
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Mixed urinary incontinence – a combination of stress incontinence and over active bladder.
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Bladder pain syndrome
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Bowel symptoms - faecal incontinence and constipation
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Post Bowel cancer issues - lower anterior resection syndrome.
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Prolapse of the front and/or back vaginal wall(s) – weakening of the support structures that support the vagina, resulting in bulging of the pelvic organs into the vagina.
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Pain related pelvic floor dysfunction e.g. vaginismus.
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Post natal - pelvic girdle pain / Post forceps / Ventouse / third / fourth degree tears.
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Diastasis recti - tummy gap post pregnancy.
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Post-operative rehabilitation - following C-section, Pelvic floor repair, hysterectomy.
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Nicola can also help those with Breast Cancer following surgery -
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Post - operative complications - such as stiffness / painful shoulder / cording (axillary web syndrome)
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Management of seroma / lymphoedema
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Nicola is available every Wednesday 9am-2.30pm
Book online today
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