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UI is the loss of bladder control, a common and embarrassing problem affecting millions of people. It is not NORMAL to suffer incontinence! It may be the inevitable consequence of childbirth or changes after childbirth or a post surgery problem. It is a medical condition with many possible causes. Your pelvic floor consists of a thin sheet of muscles that cover the pelvic outlet: the pubococcygeals or PC's - they run from the pubic bone to the coccyx. These crucial muscles:
You will need to see your physician to be referred for physiotherapy for Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation. Treatments include biofeedback, kegel exercise training, muscle stimulation, core strengthening; and education with regard to fibre, fluid and caffeine intake. A bladder diary is usually kept to assist treatment. The assessment for Pelvic Floor Dysfunction is $111.00. Each appointment thereafter would be $80.00 and the duration one hour. Typically patients attend once per week for 6-12 weeks or 10-12 treatments over a period of 3 months. Of course each person's treatment plan is individual so this can vary either way. Treatment takes place in a private room in our clinic, one on one with your physiotherapist. The clinic has a lovely peaceful atmosphere. [ Back to Services ] |
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