Empowering Women's Health through physiotherapy
BeachLife Physiotherapy • 7 May 2025
"Approximately 80% of women receiving pelvic floor physiotherapy experience significant improvement, with many avoiding the need for surgery"
Did you know? Pelvic floor physiotherapy has demonstrated impressive success rates in treating a variety of pelvic floor disorders in women.
A prospective study found that 88% of patients reported being either completely (41.3%) or somewhat (46.7%) satisfied with the results of a comprehensive pelvic floor rehabilitation program that included biofeedback, vaginal electrical stimulation and behavioural modifications.
This underscores the effectiveness of physiotherapy in addressing issues such as urinary incontinence & pelvic organ prolapse. By focusing on individualised care, pelvic floor physiotherapy empowers women to regain control over their pelvic health and improve their quality of life.
At BeachLife Physio, we're dedicated to supporting women's health through personalised physiotherapy care. Let's continue to prioritise our well-being together!
Pelvic floor physiotherapy FAQs covering pregnancy, postnatal recovery, pelvic pain and incontinence. Available in Narrabeen and Frenchs Forest.
Reduce irritation, not movement Bursitis often flares with repeated irritation or overload. This doesn't mean you should stop moving, gentle movement helps maintain confidence and support recovery. Avoid prolonged pressure This may include lying on the sore side, leaning on elbow, or sitting on hard surfaces for long periods. Simple position changes and added support can significantly reduce symptoms. Settle symptom first, then rebuild strength As pain settles, gradual strengthening improves load tolerance and helps prevent flare-ups. Recovery is about building capacity - not just reducing pain.
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