Today’s blog is written by Dr Samantha Richter who is a doctor of Pelvic Health Physiotherapy and works at Active Women’s Health Physiotherapy. Pelvic health physiotherapy encompasses many areas and one of the more complex is helping patients traverse the complexities of gender health. I find that for some in the older generations and for […]
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The Overactive Bladder can be the bain of a woman’s existence. It can limit social activities, restrict distances that women can walk, therefore their exercise frequency and fitness is affected and make women feel anxious, therefore affecting their mental health. As with prolapse and pessaries, men’s health and pelvic pain, I have collated some blogs
I recently was interviewed on two occasions on two different days by two different journalists. I was doing my spiel to them – giving statistics about urinary incontinence; giving the heads up on the prevalence of prolapse; and how many people with pelvic floor dysfunction are sitting in a doctor’s surgery and don’t disclose their