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PELVIC FLOOR PHYSIOTHERAPY AND WOMEN’S HEALTH

Specialized physiotherapy for women’s health

We care for your pelvic floor and treat conditions related to pregnancy, postpartum, and menopause with therapies tailored to your needs. Our specialists support you to ensure your well-being during times of change and transformation.

Physiotherapy during pregnancy and postpartum

During pregnancy, your body undergoes changes that can cause lower back pain, pelvic overload, or limited mobility. We support you with specific treatments to relieve discomfort, improve mobility, and prepare your body for childbirth.
We apply personalized exercises, manual therapy, and relaxation techniques, always adapted to your individual needs.
After childbirth, we work on pelvic floor recovery, abdominal toning, and the rehabilitation of abdominal diastasis, helping you regain function and prevent future dysfunctions.
Post-Cesarean recovery:
After a C-section, we apply specific techniques to reduce adhesions, improve scar mobility, and restore abdominal and pelvic function through manual therapy, myofascial release, and adapted exercises.
Support for breastfeeding:
We treat muscular and postural tension that may interfere with breastfeeding, improving thoracic mobility and neck comfort, and promoting an effective and pain-free latch.

Pelvic floor physiotherapy

A weakened or overactive pelvic floor can lead to urinary incontinence, prolapse, pelvic pain, or sexual dysfunction.

We use manual therapy, targeted exercises, biofeedback, and electrostimulation to strengthen, balance, and improve pelvic muscle control.

Sexual health

We address pelvic floor dysfunctions such as vaginismus, dyspareunia, or hypertonia, which can cause pain during sexual intercourse.

Our treatments focus on improving the mobility, control, and relaxation of the perineal muscles to enhance your intimate well-being.

Menopause care

Menopause involves hormonal changes that may affect muscles, joints, and the pelvic floor.

Through exercises, manual therapy, and education in healthy habits, we help prevent musculoskeletal discomfort, maintain mobility, and improve both pelvic and overall health.

Menstrual pain and hormonal imbalances

Severe menstrual pain (dysmenorrhea) or hormonal imbalances can impact your daily life.

We apply physiotherapy techniques to relieve pain, reduce inflammation, and improve blood flow, helping to ease symptoms related to the menstrual cycle.

Post-Surgical recovery

Gynecological or breast surgeries can lead to scarring, adhesions, and restricted mobility. With specialized physiotherapy, we work to restore functionality, prevent fibrosis, and improve scar healing.

Physiotherapy after breast surgery:
Following breast surgery—such as mastectomy, reconstruction, augmentation, or reduction—it is essential to work on shoulder mobility, prevent fibrosis, and improve circulation.

Through lymphatic drainage, manual therapy, and specific exercises, we guide your recovery process in a safe and respectful way.

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