Your Pelvic Health experts

We are a team of expert physiotherapists providing specialist pelvic health physiotherapy in and around Oxfordshire to individuals who want to optimise their pelvic health.

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CONTACT US

Call or email us to make an appointment on

01865 684964
9.30am – 4.30pm Mon- Friday

info@pelvicphysiosoxford.co.uk

Welcome to The Pelvic Physios Oxford

At our Physiotherapy Clinics in Oxfordshire, we value the importance of delivering the highest quality, bespoke care.

ANTE & POST NATAL

We treat conditions such as back pain related to pregnancy, pelvic girdle or coccyx pain, carpel tunnel and recti divarication. We also offer support and advice on returning to exercise, and pelvic floor recovery including Mummy MOT’s

CLASSES

We run specialist online classes, perfect for those wanting to ensure they have good-quality tuition. Our expert Physiotherapists guide you through empowering and safe movement. We offer a Restore Your Floor class for anyone who suffers from pelvic floor symptoms, and a Post Natal Pilates program to ensure you are getting back to fitness safely and effectively after delivery.

CHRONIC PELVIC PAIN

We treat and support patients with persistent pelvic pain, endometriosis related musculoskeletal dysfunctions, vulvodynia, bladder pain syndrome, and pain during intercourse.

BLADDER, BOWEL

We treat bladder & bowel dysfunctions such as Stress Urinary Incontinence (SUI), Urge Urinary Incontinence (UUI), fecal incontinence, defecatory dysfunction, and constipation.

PROLAPSE

We can offer treatment and support for patients with prolapses. Which includes a thorough examination, clinical impression, advice and expert led pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation. We can also help with advice around lifestyle and general exercise.

MENS HEALTH

We can provide treatment and advice for Pre & post prostatectomy, bladder and bowel symptoms, coccyx pain, and pelvic pain.

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Do I have a prolapse?
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Do I have a prolapse?

Nicola Sperry2024-10-23T17:26:21+01:00October 30th, 2024|

Do I have a prolapse? …This is a common question many women ask themselves at different stages of life. Prolapse is where the vaginal walls have become lax and/ or where the uterus is sitting lower than it would normally. [...]

2310, 2024

C-section recovery
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C-section recovery

Nicola Sperry2024-10-23T17:16:38+01:00October 23rd, 2024|

C-section Recovery Many women who have experienced a caesarean section delivery will feel they would like to improve scar recovery and abdominal muscle control. A C-section is major surgery and although is done routinely, it comes with specific recovery needs. [...]

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