At Wyndham Physio, we help women recover from health and paediatric conditions at our Western Specialist Centre in Werribee from common problems Pelvic Instability Point Cook.

Every 1 in 5 women who have recently delivered a baby experience pelvic instability. The pelvic floor is comprised of muscles, fascia and different tissues. These construct a sling from the pubic bone to the tailbone. Pelvic floor muscles are helpful in maintaining an upright posture, protecting abdominal and pelvic organs, and also assist in bladder, bowel and sexual activity. Pelvic Instability Point Cook occurs when these muscles weaken, are overused or become too active leading to agony, weakness in controlling bowel and bladder movement and hamper sexual function. Pelvic Instability Point Cook is often connected with other ailments related to the sacroiliac joint, low back, coccyx and/or hip joint and can cause further pain and loss of function.

Common health issues associated with Pelvic Instability Point Cook are:

• Pelvic Pain/Dysfunction
• Pelvic Inflammatory Disease (PID)
• Pelvic congestion
• Disorders of the bladder
• Disorders of the bowel
• Sexual Dysfunctions (Related to Pelvic Floor Muscle Dysfunction)

Some post-surgical conditions related to Pelvic Instability Point Cook are hysterectomy, hernia, laparoscopy, caesarean section, appendectomy, prostatectomy and episiotomy.

Wyndham Physio specialises in physiotherapy treatment for Pelvic Instability Point Cook with comprehensive treatment plan that includes:

• External and internal manual therapy including: myofascial release and trigger point release, visceral manipulation, connective tissue manipulation, and craniosacral therapy
• Biofeedback, electrical stimulation, and transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS)
• Heat and cold therapy
• Stress management
• Nutritional counselling.

We consult from: St Vincent Private Hospital – Werribee. Please feel free to give us a call at (03) 9218 8020 to book a Pelvic Instability Point Cook appointment today.

At Wyndham Physio, we identify the cause of the problem, not just symptoms, and we design an effective treatment plan to accelerate healing. Our approach to your health is not only focused on the treatment of existing conditions and injury, but the prevention of those in the future.Our sessions are 20-30 minutes allowing us more time to maximise benefit of therapy.

Our physios are dynamic, highly trained and dedicated to a style of treatment based on latest evidence. Our physios are members of APA and we also have both male and female physiotherapist available.