Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy

• Uncontrolled peeing with an activity such as jumping, coughing, sneezing
• An urgent need to use the washroom
• Having to use the washroom more than 5-8 times per day
• Waking up throughout the night to pee
• Unwanted loss of feces/stool
• A feeling of heaviness down there
• Pain during Intercourse/Sexual Activity
• Bowel movements that are difficult to pass 
• Bowel movements that occur less than three times per week
• Painful pelvic/speculum exams
• Frequent urinary track infections
• Hip, low back, sacroiliac and/or pelvic girdle pain
• Pelvic Pain
• Tail Bone Pain – can be injured through the birth process or from a trauma such as a fall
• Itching/Burning in the pelvic region
• Scrotal/Penile Pain
• Pain after a surgery such as Caesarean or prostatectomy
• Pain with Sitting
• Pregnancy:

                        1) prevent and treat incontinence 

                        2) prevent and treat pelvic pain

                        3) enhance labour and delivery

                        4) minimize trauma to the pelvic floor