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Pelvic Floor

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Treatment in Brampton

Physiotherapy First is pleased to provide pelvic floor physiotherapy treatments to help people who suffer from pelvic floor dysfunction. Our physiotherapists use various treatment methods and techniques to help strengthen the pelvic floor and alleviate symptoms. We take the time to fully assess the underlying causes of your condition to better understand your needs, goals, and objectives. We not only treat pelvic floor dysfunction but also the underlying causes, as well.

The pelvic floor is the foundation of your core. The pelvic floor muscles are responsible for managing internal pressure and supporting pelvic organs. It holds your bladder, uterus, and rectum in their proper anatomical positions and functional abilities.  So if you leak urine while coughing or experience a sense of heaviness in the pelvic area, your pelvic floor muscles are most likely not working to their full capabilities.  This is where pelvic floor rehabilitation comes into play.  At Physiotherapy First, we provide personalized pelvic floor treatment in Brampton to people experienceing week, overly tensed, or uncoordinated pelvic muscular system.  Whether you need to relax the muscles for childbirth or you need help with leakage issues during workouts, our team has got your back.

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Where Is The Pelvic Floor Located In The Body?

The pelvic floor consists of muscles and soft tissues in the pelvic region of the body, which extend from the bottom of the spine to the pubic bone. The muscles and soft tissues in this area of the body are designed to relax and contract for proper bladder and bowel functions.

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What are the Functions of the Pelvic Floor Muscles?

  • Regulates urinary and bowel movement functions
  • Supports the lower body organs, such as the intestines, bladder, and so on.
  • Supports the lower back and hips.
  • Enhance sexual experiences.
  • Maintains blood flow in the pelvis and womb.

What Are Some Common Symptoms Of Pelvic Floor Dysfunction?

What are the Possible Causes of Pelvic Floor Problems?

Aging

Post-Surgical Rehabilitation

Surgery

accident

Motor vehicle accidents

Menopause

Chronic coughing

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Heavy lifting

Pregnancy Physiotherapy

Pregnancy

Child birth

What Is Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Treatment at our Brampton Clinic?

Therapeutic exercise

Targeted Exercises

Pelvic floor physiotherapy treatment focuses on strengthening the muscles and soft tissues in the pelvic region. Part of your treatment plan will include different exercises to help strengthen the pelvic floor muscles and connective tissues. Exercises will be taught to you in the office to ensure you can do them at home in between visits. As your pelvic region strengthens, exercises are adjusted and altered to continue your recovery and progress.

Prenatal Massage

Manual Therapy

Our physiotherapist uses gentle manual therapy techniques like trigger point release or myofascial release to improve blood flow and flexibility of the muscles.

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Behaviour and Lifestyle Strategies

Our physiotherapists guide you through strategies like ergonomic adjustments or bladder retraining that keep the pelvic floor healthy in daily life.

What to Expect at our Pelvic Floor Therapy Clinic in Brampton?

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Initial injury assessment

An initial assessment is performed during your first visit to Physiotherapy First to determine the extent of your pelvic floor dysfunction. Your physiotherapist will review various bodily movements in the lower body region as well.

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Customized treatment plan

After a detailed physical examination, we will develop a custom-tailored treatment plan to fit your specific needs and underlying causes of your pelvic floor dysfunction.

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Recovery support & education

Our physiotherapists also take the time to educate you about your condition, so you have a better understanding of its causes and how they can be resolved.

Rebuild . Recover . Revive

Why Choose Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation at Physiotherapy First?

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Individualized attention

We provide dedicated 11 care, ensuring your therapist focuses entirely on your specific symptoms and recovery goals every session.

Private and hygienic treatment rooms

Our clinic features sanitized rooms to ensure your complete privacy and safety during assessments.

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Experienced Specialists

We have highly trained professionals with years of experience in public pelvic health rehabilitation.

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Comfortable environment

We have designed our clinic to be a welcoming space for anyone who needs pelvic floor therapy in Brampton.

Are You Looking for a Reliable Physiotherapy Clinic near Brampton?

Brampton Physiotherapy + Wellness Institute

Address: 511 Ray Lawson Blvd. Unit 4 & 5 Brampton ON L6Y 0N2

Phone: 905-796-6662

Fax: 905-796-6662

Email: info@physiotherapyfirst.ca

Working Hours:
Monday : 9 AM – 8 PM
Tuesday : 9 AM – 8 PM
Wednesday : 9 AM – 8 PM
Thursday : 9 AM – 8 PM
Friday : 9 AM – 5 PM
Saturday : 9 AM – 3 PM
Sunday : 9 AM – 3 PM

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Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some Commonly Asked Questions

The length, duration, and frequency of appointments will depend on the extent of your pain and discomfort. Initially, regular visits every other day, or even every day, may be recommended. The reason we encourage you to keep these appointments is that each treatment session helps aid in your recovery and the healing of the body.

The length, duration, and frequency of appointments will depend on the extent of your pain and discomfort. Initially, regular visits every other day, or even every day, may be recommended. The reason we encourage you to keep these appointments is that each treatment session helps aid in your recovery and the healing of the body.