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Rehabilitation of Women's Health

 Rehabilitation of Women's Health




The rehabilitation and recovery of women after surgery, childbirth, or other medical events that affect their health and well-being are the main goals of the specialized program known as Women's Health Rehabilitation. Women's health physiotherapists specialize in treating patients with pelvic floor dysfunction and treat women with issues related to the bladder, intestines, and sexuality. In order to lessen discomfort and keep pregnant women healthy and active, they also treat patients who are pregnant.

Pregnant women who get physiotherapy may also take prenatal exercise programs to help them get psychologically and physically ready for delivery. An essential part of training during pregnancy is pelvic floor exercises. Physiotherapy can also help with pain management and resuming activity during the postpartum phase.




A lot of pregnant women have pelvic and lower back discomfort. This group of women receives physiotherapy treatment that includes manual therapy, massage, stretching of tense muscles, posture correction, light core exercises, and relaxation methods.

Tight muscles surrounding the pelvis or the pelvic floor are frequently linked to pelvic discomfort, which can be caused by a variety of factors. Trigger point massage and breathing and relaxation techniques can help with this issue. For urinary incontinence, physiotherapy



Urinary incontinence will also affect one in three women at some time in their lives. Women are at risk for a number of conditions, such as pregnancy and delivery, constipation, persistent coughing, obesity, and a generally sedentary lifestyle. In addition to providing guidance and instruction on a pelvic floor rehabilitation program, the physiotherapist can offer suggestions.

Bowel issues including constipation, gas or wind leaks, fecal urgency, and fecal incontinence can also be effectively treated with physiotherapy. Good bowel habits, stress reduction, relaxation, mild exercise, and guided pelvic floor rehabilitation are some lifestyle suggestions that may help control symptoms.

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