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Pelvic health

Our pelvic health physiotherapists treat complaints of the pelvic floor in women and men: loss of urine, pelvic pain, complaints during or after pregnancy and recovery after surgery in the pelvic area.

A private treatment room · time for your story · a female or male therapist

Our approach

Pelvic floor complaints are common, yet many people find them hard to talk about. With us you have the time and privacy to tell your story at your own pace.

Treatment consists of explanation, awareness and targeted exercises. An internal examination only takes place if it is really useful and if you agree to it.

What we treat

Women

Pregnancy and postnatal recovery
Guidance during pregnancy and a gradual build-up after giving birth, including abdominal separation.
Loss of urine
Leaking urine when coughing, sneezing or exercising, treated with pelvic floor training.

Women and men

Pelvic pain
Long-standing pain in the pelvis or lower abdomen, approached with relaxation and exercise.
Recovery after surgery
Rehabilitation after prostate or gynaecological surgery, in consultation with your specialist.

This list is not complete. Not sure whether we can help you? Just give us a call and we will take a look with you.

How it works

  1. Referral

    For insured care at Harbour Clinic you need a referral. Your GP, company doctor or treating specialist can arrange this for you.

  2. Intake

    You meet your specialist in person. Together you map out the complaint and discuss which tests are needed.

  3. Diagnosis and plan

    You get an explanation in plain language, and a treatment plan you agree with before we go any further.

  4. Treatment and aftercare

    The same specialist carries out the treatment and sees you again at every check-up.

Frequently asked questions

About pelvic health

Is your question not listed? Feel free to call us, even if you do not have a referral yet.

No, you can book directly. If your GP, midwife or specialist has referred you, please bring the letter with you.
No. It only takes place when it adds something to your treatment, and only with your explicit consent.
Yes, babies are welcome during postnatal appointments.
Yes. Men with pelvic floor complaints, for example after prostate surgery, are very welcome.
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