Procedure
Our perineal physiotherapy experts use a variety of modalities to treat patients. Among other things, they can use manual therapy or techniques to relax and stretch tissues and mobilize joints in problem areas.
First Meeting
Your physiotherapist will ask you in-depth questions and perform a physical assessment to identify your problems and needs.
Plan Creation
Your physiotherapist will draw up a treatment plan tailored to your situation and provide you with an exercise program. Each exercise in the plan will be explained to you.
Follow-up
Follow-ups enable us to optimize treatment and facilitate long-term rehabilitation. The plan can be adjusted during the visit according to the patient’s response to treatment.
Therapeutic Effects
Improves:
- Pelvic floor muscle function
- Bladder function
- Bowel function
- Sexual function
- Pain in the perineal area or coccyx
Preparation for:
- Childbirth
- Abdominal or pelvic surgery
Recovery after:
- Vaginal or caesarean delivery
- Abdominal or pelvic surgery
Adverse Effects
None
Treated Pathologies
- Urinary or fecal incontinence (leakage)
- Urinary emergencies or overactive bladder
- Prolapse (organ descent)
- Vaginal heaviness
- Perineal or pelvic pain
- Pain during intercourse
- Tailbone pain
- Pregnancy follow-up
- Post-delivery recovery
- Diastasis of the rectus abdominis
- Menopausal discomforts
- Preparing for pelvic surgery
- Preparing for prostate surgery
- Post-abdominal or pelvic surgery recovery
- And much more.
Cost
This procedure may be covered by some private insurance companies. You will receive a physiotherapy receipt after each appointment.
Contraindications
None
Patient File
Perform the exercises recommended by your physiotherapist and follow the advice given by your professional.
Frequently Asked Questions
Perineal and pelvic reeducation focuses on any dysfunction in the perineal region and everything associated with it. It focuses on the pelvic floor muscles and all muscles and joints attached to the pelvis, including the lumbar, abdominal and hip regions, in order to restore balance. It treats body changes that occur during and after pregnancy, during menopause, or after abdominal or pelvic surgery in men and women.