Physiotherapy supports muscle function, rehabilitation, and physical recovery.
In urinary incontinence management, pelvic floor physiotherapy may be used to improve the strength, coordination, and control of the muscles involved in bladder function.
Pelvic floor muscle training, including Kegel exercises.
Individualized exercise programmes.
Guidance on correctly contracting and relaxing pelvic floor muscles.
Ongoing exercises to help maintain bladder control.
A qualified physiotherapist assesses the patient’s symptoms and pelvic floor function, then recommends appropriate exercises and rehabilitation.