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Pelvic floor physiotherapy treats conditions affecting all parts of the pelvis that may cause pain or dysfunction — including the pelvic floor muscles, bladder, bowel, vagina, vulva, and penis.
Has something changed in your body?
Select the area that best matches your symptoms or explore the common issues people see a pelvic floor physiotherapist for.
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Abdominal cramping
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Increased abdominal awareness/pressure
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Deep vagina pain during sex
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Pain in the penis or perineum with erection or ejaculation
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Reduced sensation of your bladder postpartum
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A feeling of heaviness in your vagina
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Difficulty doing a poo, feels like it is stuck
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Pelvic Girdle Pain (pain anywhere in the pelvis)
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Rushing to go to the toilet
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Needing to pee a lot, especially over night
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Constant irritation or awareness of your bladder
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Feel like you have a UTI (urinary tract infection)?
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Burning or stinging of the vulva (vulvodynia)
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Burning, stinging or aching of the perineal area, between the vulva and anus (vestibulodynia)
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Superficial or deep pain of the vagina with touch/penetration (vaginismus)
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Constipation or reduced bowel motions
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Straining to try and poo
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A feeling like the bowel is not empty
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Pain when doing a poo
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Abdominal pain from endometriosis or period
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Cramping stomach pain related to period or endometriosis
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Low back pain during period
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IBS (irritable bowel syndrome)-like symptoms during period