Pelvic health physiotherapy (also called pelvic floor physiotherapy or pelvic physiotherapy) is the assessment and treatment of various conditions that involve the pelvic floor or symptoms that manifest in this area. The pelvic floor includes muscles, ligaments, nerves and connective tissue. It plays an important role in the body by providing support for the bladder, genitals, uterus, and anus.

If you suffer from any of the symptoms below, you may benefit from pelvic floor physiotherapy:

1) Urgency: a strong, compelling urge to urinate or defecate that may be difficult to control.
2) Nocturia: waking at night repeatedly to urinate.
3) Constipation: difficult passage of hard stools less than three times a week.
4) Frequency: having to urinate so frequently that your normal routine is affected.
5) Incontinence: leakage of urine or feces that cannot be controlled.
6) Chronic pelvic pain: pain within or around the pelvic region present for three months or more without any positive physical diagnosis or medical explanation.