Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy & Pelvic Surgery Rehabilitation in Winnipeg
Pelvic floor dysfunction affects many people in Winnipeg, but it’s often left untreated because symptoms feel uncomfortable to discuss. If you’re experiencing these symptoms, pelvic floor physiotherapy can help restore comfort and function. We help individuals experiencing pelvic pain, urinary incontinence, chronic constipation, irritable bowel syndrome (IBS), and other forms of pelvic floor dysfunction.
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Highly-Rated Pelvic Health Physiotherapists in Winnipeg!
People in Winnipeg, Manitoba, consistently rate us as their go-to pelvic floor physiotherapists because of our patient-focused care. We provide pelvic health care for individuals of all ages and genders. Our pelvic floor physiotherapists, such as Megan Matheson, have advanced training in assessing & treating a wide range of pelvic floor conditions.
Our physiotherapists begin with a detailed conversation about your symptoms, lifestyle, and goals before starting treatment. With years of experience, we use an approach grounded in the biopsychosocial model of care. This means we consider not only the muscles and joints of the pelvic region, but also the lifestyle, behavioural, and health factors that can influence pelvic floor function.
We also provide specialized pelvic health support for individuals during pregnancy and postpartum recovery, as well as for those preparing for or recovering from prostate surgery and other pelvic-related procedures. Plus, pelvic floor physiotherapy involves more than just ‘Kegel exercises”.
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What Happens During Pelvic Floor Assessment?
When you visit our multidisciplinary pelvic floor physiotherapy clinic in Winnipeg, we conduct a complete evaluation. This evaluation can include a detailed health history, discussion of symptoms, and assessment of pelvic floor function, posture, breathing, and movement patterns. Based on these evaluations, we create an individualized treatment plan specifically for your needs. Our pelvic floor physical therapy can support individuals with:
- Pelvic pain or pressure
- Pain during intercourse
- Urinary incontinence (leakage with coughing, sneezing, running, or urgency)
- Overactive bladder and urinary frequency
- Pregnancy-related pelvic discomfort
- Birth preparation
- Postpartum recovery and core rehabilitation
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Constipation or difficulty with bowel movements
- Recovery after pelvic or abdominal surgery
- Core weakness or diastasis recti
- Menstrual pain
After that, we continue to monitor your progress and provide guided treatment sessions to restore pelvic floor strength, coordination, and function. Our pelvic health physiotherapists will adjust your program as you improve, ensuring you receive the right care at every stage of your recovery.
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With us, take charge of your pelvic health today. Book your pelvic floor physiotherapy appointment and let our team help you regain a pain-free life once again.
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What Do People Ask?
Most Popular Questions
We get many queries from people about physiotherapy for pelvic pain. Some of those related queries are listed below:
The pelvic floor is a group of muscles, ligaments, and connective tissues located at the base of the pelvis. These muscles form a supportive layer that holds and stabilizes important organs such as the bladder, bowel, and uterus (in women) or the bladder and bowel (in men).
Pelvic floor physiotherapy focuses on assessing and strengthening the pelvic floor muscles. Many patients report improved bladder control and reduced pelvic pain after several sessions of pelvic floor therapy.
Pelvic floor problems can develop when the muscles become weak, tight, or poorly coordinated. Common contributing factors of pelvic floor issues include pregnancy, childbirth, chronic constipation, obesity, and certain medical treatments such as prostate surgery.
No, shaving is not required for pelvic floor physical therapy. Our physiotherapist is focused on assessing and treating your pelvic health, not on personal grooming. Whether you choose to shave or not will not affect your appointment or the care you receive.
Your first appointment usually focuses on understanding your symptoms and overall pelvic health. Our physiotherapist will ask you some questions about your medical history, daily habits, and concerns, then assess to identify how your pelvic floor muscles are functioning.
The number of pelvic floor physiotherapy sessions depends on your specific condition, goals, and how your body responds to treatment. Many people attend pelvic floor therapy once per week, although some may benefit from more frequent visits early on.
Yes, pelvic floor physical therapy can support sexual health. This is because the pelvic floor muscles influence arousal, sensation, and orgasm. As a result, pelvic floor PT improves strength, flexibility, and coordination, which can help reduce discomfort and enhance sexual function.
During the first pelvic floor physiotherapy appointment, your physiotherapist may ask you to perform simple movements, such as standing and squatting, or gentle exercises as part of the assessment. Being dressed comfortably will make these movements easier.
