Women’s Health
- Do you leak when you cough or sneeze?
- Do you need to go to the toilet all the time?
- Do you feel heaviness in your vagina or pelvic area?
We can help treat:
- Bladder problems:
- Bowel Problems
- Pelvic pain
- Sexual Pain and dysfunction
- Pelvic Organ Prolapse
- Pelvic Floor Check
Benefits
- Improved continence
- Decreased pain
- Stronger pelvic floor muscles
- Pain free sexual intercourse
- Improved bladder and/or bowel function
- Improved Quality of Life
What is involved?
- A thorough examination and assessment in order to determine a suitable management plan
- A personalised program to manage the condition
- Follow up treatment to progress and increase activities
- Education
Treatment & Assessment Options
- EXERCISE!
- Pelvic floor muscle training
- Core strengthening exercises
- Bladder training
- Soft tissue release of tight structures
- Bladder and Bowl Advice
Many reasons for you to choose us
Knowledgeable and Experienced Physiotherapists
Patient-Centred Approach
On the Spot Private Health Fund Claiming
Extensive Opening Hours
Trusted by Your Local GP
APA Accredited
Up-to-Date Treatment Techniques
Good Communication & Education
Friendly & Well Trained Staff
Thorough Assessments
Satisfied Clientele
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Aids and Supplies
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- SIJ/Pelvic Stability Belt. One of many braces we stock at Health Dynamix.
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- Hotteeze Heat Pads. Self Heating, slim and lightweight, hotteez heat pads are perfect for those who need a steady supply of heat to relieve tired muscles. Up to 14 hours of heat, these self adhesive heat pads can be used on the coldest of days or in the comfort of your own home.
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- Pilates Socks. It is a health and safety requirement that you wear socks whilst taking a Clinical Exercise class or using the Pilates equipment. We sell a variety of grip socks at Health Dynamix. Available in a range of sizes.
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- Foam rollers can aid in reducing muscle soreness and tightness and help increase your range of motion. Foam rollers are often used with warm ups and cool downs when engaging in physical activities. Long or short foam rollers are common, as well as half rollers or D shape rollers.