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Osteopathy for Pelvic Pain

We offer specialised treatment for pelvic pain at our clinic in Guildford, Surrey. This includes symptoms of pelvic and lower back pain, incontinence, pelvic floor weakness and sexual dysfunction.

Pelvic pain and its related symptoms are often a taboo subject. Women suffer in silence with many symptoms which they feel are embarrassing and don’t know who to turn to.

A specialist in the field of pelvic health will look at treating pelvic pain and the pelvic floor without the use of invasive methods. They will assess, treat and manage the issues associated with pelvic floor dysfunction. These include incontinence, pelvic girdle pain, abdominal muscle separation and much more.

 

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Having completed a specialist two year masters in Women’s Health, Sally is determined to raise the profile of the conditions treated by Women’s Health specialists. She hopes to provide education and insight into these so often misunderstood but fundamental aspects of wellbeing for women. With the right help, so many of these symptoms can be treated and managed.

We can help with

 

Pelvic Floor

The pelvic floor refers to a group of muscles that run from the pubic bone to the tailbone. These muscles act like a sling and help support the bladder, bowel and reproductive organs. These reproductive organs include the uterus (in women) and the prostate (in men). Because we can’t see, and often can’t feel, the pelvic floor muscles it is very important to have a specialist identify which muscles are weak or tight and how they are functioning.

Women’s Health Specialists are trained to observe an individual’s patterns of movement and examine how their system is being loaded. They evaluate how the pelvic floor is functioning and the pressure that the pelvic floor is experiencing. Whilst pelvic floor muscles are at the root of most Women’s Health symptoms it is important that these symptoms not be treated in isolation.

Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP)

POP is incredibly common, with research suggesting roughly 50% of women experience some degree of descent. Navigating POP can be extremely confusing and often quite scary. There is so much conflicting information on the internet and the list of what you shouldn’t do means you are often left feeling like you can’t do anything.

At Surrey Osteopathic Care we are here to simplify POP and POP management with evidence based and empathetic guidance so that you can focus on doing the things you love.

We are proud to form part of the POPUp Community, who strive to provide modern evidence based solutions to women with POP.

 

If your particular condition doesn’t appear here, just call us: 01483 789109

“Sally really listened to my history and problems and knew exactly how to treat me. She is really knowledgeable and explained everything to me very well. I will definitely come back in the future.”
— EMILY KIRBY, GODALMING