Conditions

Scars can be a result of surgery including c-section, abdominal hysterectomy, laparoscopy and breast surgery or trauma including burns.

Breastfeeding, whilst a wonderful way to nourish and bond with your baby, is unfortunately not always straightforward.

Pelvic organ prolapse occurs when there is a disruption to the fascial support systems in the pelvis.

Neck and back pain can be debilitating, affecting your ability to carry out daily activities with ease. Pain can be caused by posture, stress, muscle strain, or injury and is common after having a baby.

Sexual dysfunction is a sensitive issue that can deeply affect a woman’s physical and emotional well-being. Pain during intercourse can lead to frustration, stress, and strain on intimate relationships.

Pelvic pain is a challenging condition that can significantly impact a woman’s lifestyle. It involves pain in the pelvic region, lower back, hips, and even radiating down the legs.

Bowel dysfunction is a distressing issue that many women face but hesitate to discuss openly.

Urinary incontinence is extremely common but not normal! The two main types of incontinence that women experience are; stress incontinence, leaking when you cough, sneeze or jump, and urge incontinence, not being able to hold a full bladder.

Diastasis Recti, also known as “abdominal muscle separation,” is a common concern for women, especially after pregnancy.

After pregnancy and birth, many women find that their bodies have changed and a period of recovery and rehabilitation is necessary.

Pelvic floor dysfunction is a complex issue that can impact women of any age.

Pelvic girdle pain in pregnancy (also known as PGP or SPD) is pain experienced across the pelvis, particularly over the bone at the front (pubic symphysis)