Women’s Health Physiotherapy
Welcome to Bode Clinic, your trusted destination for women’s health physiotherapy in Manchester.
Our dedicated Women’s Health Physiotherapist specialises in pelvic health, ensuring expert assessment, treatment, and advice for all your pelvic health-related concerns. Whether you’re experiencing urinary or faecal incontinence, pelvic floor issues, endometriosis, or menopausal musculoskeletal problems, we provide professional and specialised diagnostics to guide your rehabilitation and treatment.
With our emphasis on physiotherapy as the first protocol, you can trust us to deliver the most effective care. Book your appointment online today and take proactive steps towards caring for your female body.
Women’s Health Physiotherapy at Bode Clinic
The World Health Organisation recommends that all women should have access to Pelvic Health Physiotherapy. NHS England (NHS England 2022) have also recognised the failing in service provision and stated that physiotherapy is by far the most cost-effective intervention for preventing and treating incontinence and prolapse.
You do not need a referral to book in with our Women’s Health Physiotherapist, simply click on the link to book online and start taking steps towards looking after your female body.
What other services are available for women’s health?
- Bowel issues
- Urinary and faecal incontinence
- Pelvic floor issues
- Polycystic ovary syndrome
- Pelvic pain
- Menopausal incontinence and musculoskeletal issues
- Post surgical rehabilitation
- Pain with Sex
- Vaginismus
- One-on-One Antenatal Coaching to prepare for labor and childbirth
- Pelvic Floor Exercises and Training to prevent and manage incontinence during pregnancy
- Preparing women considering pregnancy, including those who are experienced mothers
- Pregnancy & Postnatal Wellness
Do you offer Men’s Health?
Unfortunately, we do not offer pelvic health service for men. Please speak to your local GP for recommendation near you.
Why should I choose Bode Clinic?
Our Women’s Health Physiotherapist is registered with POGP. The specialty of pelvic health physiotherapy is not widely taught in undergraduate training programmes and so the majority of physiotherapists in the UK do not have an understanding of the unique problems that can occur to the pelvic structures. All members of the POGP have access to training programmes, the peer-reviewed bi-annual health journal and an on-line peer community to educate, support and promote the specialist physiotherapist. Our physiotherapist has complete a range of in-depth training through POGP to ensure we deliver the best possible care for our patients
What can I expect during a pelvic health assessment?
During your assessment, we will discuss your medical history, perform a physical examination, and may recommend additional tests or imaging studies to evaluate your condition thoroughly. Your assessment will be thorough, informative and we will be able to discuss a full treatment plan and recommendations.