You may be surprised to know that about 1 in 3 men who visit the GP have trouble controlling their bladder or bowel. Incontinence is likely to affect closer to 2 in 3 men, as many men feel embarrassed to discuss it even with their doctor. This is very unfortunate as there are effective treatments
Read morePlease note these are general recommendations. They may not be appropriate for everyone. Immediate Care Having access to obstetrician-guided early non-constipating pain relief can assist you to move more easily and to feed and care for your baby with minimal pain. Use of pain relief medication should always be guided by your medical practitioner
Read moreEhlers Danlos Syndrome (EDS) and hypermobility spectrum disorder are conditions that impact the connective tissue in your body. This most commonly present in the clinic as a client with bend joints or significant flexibility. The tissue that supports your pelvic organs is made up mostly of ligaments and fascia – all of which are connective
Read moreBy Bonnie Broomfield Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) is when one or more of your organs (bladder, uterus, bowel) have moved down within the pelvic cavity towards your vaginal opening. In some cases, the organ can still be inside the body and in other cases, the organ is outside of the body. Depending on where the
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