Pelvic Health Initial Assessment

£110.00

(75 Minutes)

What to expect: Full clinical assessment including a detailed discussion and medical history (completed via intake forms and consultation), internal pelvic floor examination where appropriate, clinical diagnosis if indicated, and development of a personalised treatment plan. This may also include education, discussion of findings, and guidance on what to expect during assessment and treatment.

Symptoms you may have:

  • Bladder Symptoms:

    • Leaking urine (for example when coughing, sneezing, or exercising)

    • Sudden or strong urges to pass urine

    • Frequent toilet trips

    • Waking during the night to urinate

  • Bowel and Pelvic Symptoms

    • Constipation or straining when opening your bowels

    • Pelvic pain or discomfort in the lower abdomen or pelvic area

    • Pelvic organ prolapse symptoms, such as heaviness, pressure, or a feeling of “something coming down”

  • Exercise related Symptoms

    • Leaking during exercise or physical activity

    • Pelvic heaviness or dragging sensations when running, lifting, or exercising

    • Core weakness or abdominal doming/coning during movement

    • Difficulty returning to exercise after pregnancy or a break

(75 Minutes)

What to expect: Full clinical assessment including a detailed discussion and medical history (completed via intake forms and consultation), internal pelvic floor examination where appropriate, clinical diagnosis if indicated, and development of a personalised treatment plan. This may also include education, discussion of findings, and guidance on what to expect during assessment and treatment.

Symptoms you may have:

  • Bladder Symptoms:

    • Leaking urine (for example when coughing, sneezing, or exercising)

    • Sudden or strong urges to pass urine

    • Frequent toilet trips

    • Waking during the night to urinate

  • Bowel and Pelvic Symptoms

    • Constipation or straining when opening your bowels

    • Pelvic pain or discomfort in the lower abdomen or pelvic area

    • Pelvic organ prolapse symptoms, such as heaviness, pressure, or a feeling of “something coming down”

  • Exercise related Symptoms

    • Leaking during exercise or physical activity

    • Pelvic heaviness or dragging sensations when running, lifting, or exercising

    • Core weakness or abdominal doming/coning during movement

    • Difficulty returning to exercise after pregnancy or a break