Pregnancy Back Pain : Women's Health

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Pregnancy Back Pain Womens Health
By - Wyndham Physio 22nd July, 2015
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Who can benefit from Womens Health Physiotherapy?
1) Pregnancy

• Your body experiences a number of changes during
  Pregnancy.
• It is important to stay active and do regular
  exercise during pregnancy.
• Also it is important to seek professional advice
  on your exercise requirement especially if you
  have been previously inactive, to ensure safe
  exercise plan.
• Pelvic Joint Pain, Pregnancy Back Pain, Swollen
  Ankles and Leg Cramps are common complaints
  during pregnancy.
• We can assist you in making pregnancy a wonderful
  phase of your life by helping you with these
  conditions.
• Consult our female Physiotherapists who can
  assist you with hands-on treatments, exercises or
  postural advises to improve or manage the
  problems you experience.

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Who can benefit from Womens Health Physiotherapy?
2) Prenatal Postnatal Classes

• These classes are run by our female
  physiotherapists.
• Prenatal classes cover pelvic floor, abdominal
  exercises along with general exercises safe
  during pregnancy.
• Postnatal classes cover checking of DRAM, pelvic
  instability, pelvic floor, abdominal exercises,
  back care, when to return to exercises, sports,
  baby massage, tummy time.
• Cost of prenatal and post natal classes are 15
  each.

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Who can benefit from Womens Health Physiotherapy?
3) Continence Pelvic Floor Dysfunction

• Incontinence is a term that describes any
  accidental or involuntary loss of urine from the
  bladder (Urinary Incontinence) or bowel motion,
  faeces or wind from the bowel (Faecal or Bowel
  Incontinence).
•  Incontinence is a widespread condition which can
  range from small leak to complete leak.
•  In fact, over 4.8 million Australians have
  bladder or bowel control problems for a variety
  of reasons.
• Our Physiotherapists can assess your pelvic floor
  function and tailor an exercise program to meet
  your specific needs.

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Who can benefit from Womens Health Physiotherapy?
4) Menopause

• Menopause is also known as the change of life,
  as it marks the end of monthly menstruation. 
• This change leads to decrease in female hormones
  that may lead to a higher risk of osteoporosis,
  weak pelvic floor causing incontinence and heart
  diseases. 
• Our Physiotherapists help with exercises that
  will help manage weight, and increase your bone
  density and muscle strength to reduce
  osteoporosis.

Womens Health _at_ Wyndham Physio

• Our female Physiotherapists specialize in
  treating a broad range of musculoskeletal issues
  associated with the different life stages like
  pregnancy, birth and post-partum, lactation and
  menopause.
• They also specialize in pelvic floor muscle
  function and dysfunction.

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Contact Us
Wyndham Physio Hoppers Super Clinic 599, Sayers
Road Hoppers Crossing, Victoria 3029 Phone No
03 9748 9652 03 8360
5100 Email info_at_wyndhamphysio.com.au Website
www.wyndhamphysio.com.au