Womens health clinic, Pimlico, London
The qualified and experienced professionals in our women’s health clinic can provide a range of services to help with issues arising during pregnancy or after childbirth or general issues relating to the pelvic floor area or stress incontinence problems. We run a newborn mother and baby clinic and also provide our full range of osteopathy, massage and other related services for women to help with maintaining health and fitness.
What can our women’s health clinic help with?
Our services include treatment to help with pelvic floor problems like stress urinary incontinence, urge urinary incontinence, overactive bladder, pain and dysfunction of the pelvic floor muscles.
If you’ve recently had a baby, we can undertake post-natal checks for pelvic floor muscle problems and rectus abdominus diastases (separation of the tummy muscles). This can be done at 6-8 weeks after having a baby, and is still useful later on. It is really important to have this check if you are intending to return to sports after having your baby.
Rehabilitation for conditions such as pelvic organ prolapse or following uro-gynae surgery or repair.
Your therapist will ask you detailed questions to identify the problem and her assessment will include an examination of your pelvic floor muscles. Treatments may include specialist advice, trigger point release of tight or painful muscles, the use of devices to help stimulate weak muscles and a personal programme to strengthen your pelvic floor muscles.
* Highly reviewed women’s services with top ratings in Google Reviews and on Facebook from our Pimlico area patients.
* Our Osteopaths are registered with the General Osteopathic Council with top level qualifications and experience
* Whether you want to come to our women’s health clinic to discuss your issues with a specialist or to book for an assessment or treatment session, just call us on 0207 834 6229 or pop in for a chat and we can organise it for you.
The Pelvic Floor Muscles
Up to a third of all women experience a problem with their pelvic floor muscles at some time during their life. This booklet:
The Pelvic Floor Muscles – a Guide for Women
gives a good introduction to the problems that can arise as well as their causes and action that can be taken to improve things.