Key To Control Physiotherapy

Key To Control Physiotherapy

Key To Control Physiotherapy specialises in the management of bladder and bowel incontinence, pelvic floor disorders and physical conditions of the pre- and post-natal period. Key To Control Physiotherapy provides specialised physiotherapy services to meet the needs and improve the quality of life of women and men with pelvic floor, stability and continence disorders.
There are great options for management and treatment of male and female incontinence. The first and most important is pelvic floor muscle exercises. Intervention from a skilled physiotherapist who specialises in the area of pelvic floor physiotherapy is the key to controlling your incontinence symptoms.
Pregnancy related back and pelvic pain, as well as incontinence, do not need to be accepted as a normal part of the pregnancy experience. Physiotherapist directed assessment and intervention could be of assistance in managing pain symptoms and improving the quality of life in the pre- and post-natal phases.
The principal physiotherapist, Janene Steains, has worked in this area for 20 years and has a passion for providing high quality assessment and intervention to both men and women with pelvic floor symptoms causing them concern.
The pelvic floor, the low back muscles and the low abdominal muscles all work together to provide muscular support for this region. Most people, despite thinking they are recruiting the pelvic floor properly, are not actually doing so. This poor muscle activation pattern can be detrimental to the overall function of your pelvic floor and low back, and can actually aggravate symptoms of incontinence and low back pain. As we age, such symptoms of loss of urine can increase due to changes within the structures of the pelvic floor.
Individual assessment and treatment is the key to control of incontinence. Pads do not need to be your safety shield from embarrassing loss of urine. Take control!
...read more