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Women’s Health

What is women’s health?

At Back in Strength we have experienced and sensitive female physiotherapists who are passionate about caring for women’s health issues. Women’s health conditions treated at our practice include;

  • Incontinence
  • Pelvic girdle pain
  • Lumbo-pelvic instability
  • Pregnancy classes
  • Post-natal exercise course
  • Pregnancy related back or pelvis pain
  • Post-natal rectus diastasis (abdominal separation)
  • Post-natal core strength
  • Osteoporotic/osteopaenia advice and exercise classes

Support for all women

Pregnancy Care
Post-natal Care
Incontinence Care
Osteoporosis Management
Our Courses

Our Courses

Postnatal Care and Classes

Help your body recover from both the pregnancy and the delivery.

Hydrotherapy

Experience less pain, improve your muscle strength and enhance fitness levels.

Mobile Physiotherapy

If transport is an issue, or childcare a problem, forget the traffic and let us come to you!

Postnatal Pilates: Mums and Bubs Classes

Recovering after pregnancy and childbirth, caring for a newborn and coping with sleepless nights, can lead to fatigue and deconditioning. Our course allows you to rediscover your strength and vitality

Pregnancy Care and Classes

At Back in Strength we offer care for your body during this special time. We aim to help keep you healthy and pain free during your pregnancy. Our services include;

Incontinence Treatment

Quite often, women are unaware that they are using the pelvic floor muscles incorrectly, and can actually be contributing to the problem. This is where pelvic floor physiotherapists can help.

Osteoporosis Management

Bone loss slowly increases as a normal part of ageing. It is more rapid in women for several years after menopause. Bone loss can lead to osteoporosis and an increased risk of fractures.
We believe in prevention and work in collaboration with our patients to provide a long term solution, rather than a quick fix
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