Women's health physio
Physiotherapy for gynaecological conditions
Physical therapy for bladder, bowel and pelvic conditions, and the menopause
Physiotherapy and women's health
Many women experience gynaecological issues at some point. Physio can make you feel confident and in control again by helping to rebuild the strength of your pelvic floor and core muscles, improve your posture and relieve pelvic and back pain. Our women's health physiotherapists treat all gynaecological, pelvic, bowel, antenatal and postnatal conditions; from stress incontinence to rehabilitation after a hysterectomy.
We run an outpatient service and we also treat women who are inpatients. What happens during your physio depends on your condition. However, it usually involves a consultation and an examination of your pelvic floor followed by a series of sessions which could include massage, postural and movement analyses, and exercises. You'll also be given exercises to do at home.
We run an outpatient service and we also treat women who are inpatients. What happens during your physio depends on your condition. However, it usually involves a consultation and an examination of your pelvic floor followed by a series of sessions which could include massage, postural and movement analyses, and exercises. You'll also be given exercises to do at home.
Our physiotherapy teams
At each HCA UK facility we have teams of physiotherapists who are experienced in supporting women after gynaecological or urological treatment, or during stages of pregnancy, including post pregnancy.
Physiotherapy may be given at the inpatient stage, or you may be given a series of sessions as an outpatient.
Types of physiotherapy
Antenatal and Postnatal Physio
The function of your pelvic floor muscles, bladder or bowels might change during and after pregnancy. Our physiotherapists can assist with these aches and pains.
Physio after gynaecological surgery
Physiotherapy after surgery can help speed up your recovery and reduce the chance of long-term side effects.
Our locations
From complex surgery to straightforward procedures, we provide exceptional care across our network of hospitals, outpatient centres and specialist clinics.
Contact us about our physiotherapy services
Our helpline advisors can assist with enquiries and booking an appointment with a physiotherapist.
020 7079 4344
This content is intended for general information only and does not replace the need for personal advice from a qualified health professional.