Physiotherapy for Pregnancy to Prepare.Heal.
As our expert practitioners identify your problem, treat it, and educate you on how to avoid reoccurrence, in just a few sessions you can be feeling better, and we can help you return to normality as quickly as possible, true to the Perfect Balance Clinic mission.
Physiotherapy Pregnancy to Prepare.Heal.
As our expert practitioners identify your problem, treat it, and educate you on how to avoid reoccurrence, in just a few sessions you can be feeling better, and we can help you return to normality as quickly as possible, true to the Perfect Balance Clinic mission.
About Physiotherapy In Pregnancy.
Pelvic pain and back pain are just two of the problems that respond well to physiotherapy during pregnancy. As our expert practitioners identify your problem, treat it, and educate you on how to avoid reoccurrence, in just a few sessions you can be feeling better, and we can help you return to normality as quickly as possible, true to the Perfect Balance Clinic mission.
About Physiotherapy In Pregnancy.
Pelvic pain and back pain are just two of the problems that respond well to physiotherapy during pregnancy. As our expert practitioners identify your problem, treat it, and educate you on how to avoid reoccurrence, in just a few sessions you can be feeling better, and we can help you return to normality as quickly as possible, true to the Perfect Balance Clinic mission.
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Alleviating Pelvic Pain (Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction)
Pelvic pain is fairly common in pregnancy and is generally caused by what is medically known as symphysis pubis dysfunction (SPD). This is when your front or back pelvic joints become misaligned.
Our physiotherapist can provide exercises designed to strengthen the muscles of your back, hip, stomach and pelvic floor, as well as advising you on other measures you can take to minimise discomfort, to ensure that the joints in your hip, pelvis and spine can move normally.
PHYSIOTHERAPY
Alleviating Back And Joint Pain
Your body goes through many changes during pregnancy that can affect how you move through your daily life. Mothers-to-be frequently experience back pain and joint pain. While a certain amount of discomfort is to be expected, sometimes the pain can become severe. When this happens, you don’t have to suffer. Physiotherapy can help.
Our physiotherapists can help alleviate these symptoms through a variety of exercises designed to improve mobility and strengthen the supporting muscles.
Take The Support of Physiotherapy To Prepare For Labour
As well as addressing your current needs, our physiotherapists can help you prepare for the stress of labour, and help you to get back in shape after your baby is born.
Take The Support of Physiotherapy To Prepare For Labour
As well as addressing your current needs, our physiotherapists can help you prepare for the stress of labour, and help you to get back in shape after your baby is born.
