CLINIC 1
101 Telok Ayer Street, #03-01, 068574
pelvic floor, diastasis recti, massage & fitness
Our physiotherapists with experience in pre and post natal physiotherapy can help with bladder, bowel or pelvic floor concerns during or after pregnancy as well as treat for any musculoskeletal pain you may develop during and after in your lower back, upper back or around the groin and pelvis, wrist and thumb.
Common issues experienced that we can treat are:
Having become a mother herself Rebecca Aldridge put together the ‘Ultimate Recovery Session’ for mums after birth in the comfort of their own home. This session can be anytime after birth but is recommended within in the first 6 weeks and can be made bespoke including some or all of the services below:
Pelvic floor physiotherapy is not just making your pelvic floor muscles stronger but also your abdominal muscles, back muscles, diaphragm and hip muscles stronger. It also will look at your dietary habits and behavioural habits and retrain the body to allow it to work to its best form.
More relaxin in pregnancy causes more relaxing of the muscles and they can separate during pregnancy. In approximately 30% of pregnant women the 2 rectus abdominis muscles can separate known as the diastasis rectus. A way to feel is to place 2 fingers above your tummy button and do an abdominal curl – if the 2 fingers can fit into a gap between the abdominal muscles it would be worth seeing a physiotherapist to have a check. AVOID doing abdominal crunches and exercises in a plank position if suspect you may have one as will make your condition worse.
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