Pelvic pain treatment at Home or at our Practices in Moorgate Monument EC3, Belgravia Westminster SW1 or Clapham SW4 with our Physiotherapist Pelvic Pain Specialist in London
Physiotherapists specialised in pelvic pain treatment at home in London or at the practice in Belgravia, Westminster, Moorgate Monument and Clapham
At Mummy’s Physio, our physiotherapists are highly trained in women’s health rehabilitation and have years of experience treating women with pelvic pain. They use the latest, safest and most efficient techniques to give their patient a long lasting relief.
If you are an Axa or Bupa patient, you cannot book online. Please call our office with your authorisation number.
If you cannot find an appointment that suits you, call us or send us a message: we will do our best to find you a slot.
Pelvic Pain Treatment at Home in London or at the Practice in Moorgate Monument EC3, Belgravia Westminster SW1 or Clapham SW4
We offer offer home visits in London, in order to maintain your privacy and comfort. However, if you prefer you can be treated at one of our three locations across London: Light Centre Monument in the City of London, between London Bridge and Bank stations, Light Centre Belgravia in Westminster near Victoria station, and at our physiotherapy practices in Clapham between Clapham South and Clapham Common stations.
Our physiotherapy and osteopathy treatments are covered by most health insurances and are Bupa registered & recognised (BUPA Global and BUPA UK), Axa registered & recognised (AXA International, AXA PPP), Cigna registered & recognised and WPA registered & recognised
For pelvic pain treatment in London call: 0207 125 0262 / 0782 455 3765
Pelvic Pain Treatment in London: How our physiotherapists in London treat pelvic pain?
With a gentle stretching technique, working on relaxing the pelvic muscles, physiotherapy will help ease the pain in that area.
The physiotherapist will work on targeted muscles causing the pain such as pelvic floor muscles.
Taking consciousness of muscles relaxing via intra and extra vaginal manoeuvre in order to target the entire relevant muscles group.
The physiotherapist will give you exercises to do to avoid any relapse of pain.
Finally, the physiotherapist is here to listen, advise with posture and problems in your daily life as well as any couple relationship issues.
An assessment is necessary before your pelvic pain treatment
Every pelvic pain re-education starts with a check up . Following the check up, the physiotherapist will determine a personalised treatment based on your medical background, the course of your pregnancy and the method of childbirth as well as on your level of awareness of your muscles. Finally she will show you the exercises that you will do between the sessions in order to increase the benefits of the treatment.
Should you need more information about pelvic pain rehabilitation, do not hesitate to contact our physiotherapist who will be able to answer to all your questions.
More Information about Pelvic Pain and Pelvic Pain treatment in London
What are the different types of pelvic pain and how to recognise those?
Pelvic pain originates from a muscular dysfunction such as
What is Dyspareunia?
Pain with variable intensity and can be felt by either men or women during sexual intercourse
What is Vulvodynia?
Vulvar discomfort lasting over 3 months with no apparent cause
What is Vaginismus?
Chronic or prolonged pelvic floor muscles contraction at the opening of the vagina. This involuntary and uncontrollable muscle reflex stops any vaginal penetration of any kind. When vaginismus is partial or situational, contractions then only happen when there is an attempted penetration.
What is Vestibulodynia?
Occasional burning or tearing pain when a any type of pressure is involved (gynaecological exam, insertion of tampon, riding a bicycle, vaginal penetration)
What is Nevralgia pudendal?
Neuropathic pain touching the pelvic area between the genitalia and anus
What is Interstitial Cystitis?
Chronic painful bladder, condition not well known and often misdiagnosis touching the bladder and the pelvic area. The bladder wall is normally covered with a protective layer between urine and the bladder tissue. With this condition, this layer is thinner and therefore the acidity of the urine results in a burning sensation in the pelvic area.
What is Irritable bowel syndrome?
Chronic bowel dysfunction causing abdominal pain, constipation and/ or diarrhoea
What are the causes of Pelvic Pain?
- Traumas occurring in daily life
- Local fracture or within distance of the perinea area
- Sprains, dislocations
- Extreme sports
- Some types of surgery
- Surgical removal of haemorrhoids
- Childbirth with or without complications
- Sexual abuse causing a defence mechanism
- Psychosomatic reaction from daily tensions and contractions having an effect on the pelvic floor muscles
If you are an Axa or Bupa patient, you cannot book online. Please call our office with your authorisation number.
If you cannot find an appointment that suits you, call us or send us a message: we will do our best to find you a slot.