Pure Sports Medicine are experts in Women’s Health Physiotherapy, a specialism that involves the assessment and non-surgical treatment of the pelvic floor, and the therapeutic care of women in all stages of their pregnancy as well as post-natally. Women’s Health Physiotherapy can also help women who have pelvic girdle pain as well as women with altered function of their pelvic floor, for reasons unrelated to pregnancy and delivery.
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Appointment RequestAfter numerous failed attempts to regain strength and full range of motion of her abdominal muscles and pelvic floor following pregnancy, Kate felt concerned that she was out of options.
But she wasn’t ready give up just yet and sought the help of our Women’s Health team who not only offered realistic options, but the care and support Kate needed to put herself and her health first.
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