Women’s Health Physiotherapy in Lisburn, Hillsborough, Royal Hillsborough & Dromore
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Specialist Women’s Health & Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Near Belfast
Women’s health physiotherapy can help with pelvic floor problems, bladder and bowel symptoms, pelvic pain, prolapse, pregnancy-related pain and postnatal recovery.
At All Active Pilates & Physio, our specialist Women’s Health Physiotherapy service is available in Lisburn, Hillsborough, Royal Hillsborough and Dromore, making expert pelvic health physiotherapy easily accessible if you live in Lisburn, Hillsborough, Dromore or the surrounding areas of County Down and near Belfast.
We provide confidential, personalised physiotherapy to help you understand your symptoms, improve pelvic floor and core function, return to exercise and feel more confident in your body.
You don't have to put up with pelvic floor symptoms just because they are common.
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Women’s Health Physiotherapy Near Belfast
Pelvic health problems can affect women at any stage of life. You may experience symptoms during pregnancy, following childbirth, during perimenopause or menopause, or completely independently of pregnancy.
Our Women’s Health Physiotherapists provide assessment and treatment for a wide range of pelvic health conditions, including:
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Pelvic floor weakness or dysfunction
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Stress urinary incontinence and bladder leakage
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Urgency and overactive bladder symptoms
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Pelvic organ prolapse
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Pelvic pain
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Pain during or after sex
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Bowel and bowel-control problems
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Pregnancy-related pelvic pain
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Pregnancy-related back and pelvic girdle pain
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Postnatal pelvic floor problems
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Abdominal muscle separation and diastasis recti
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Core weakness following pregnancy
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Recovery following Caesarean section
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Recovery following tears or episiotomy
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Returning to running, strength training and exercise after pregnancy
Pelvic health physiotherapy is a specialist area of physiotherapy focusing on the muscles, joints, connective tissues and nerves of the pelvis and pelvic floor. It can help with bladder and bowel problems, pelvic pain, prolapse and recovery following pregnancy and childbirth.
Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy in Lisburn, Hillsborough & Dromore
Your pelvic floor is a group of muscles that supports your bladder, bowel and pelvic organs.
Pelvic floor problems aren't always simply caused by weak muscles. Your pelvic floor may be weak, difficult to coordinate, overactive or unable to relax properly.
Our pelvic floor physiotherapy assessment looks at your symptoms, your lifestyle and what you want to get back to doing.
Your personalised treatment may include:
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Pelvic floor assessment
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Pelvic floor strengthening
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Learning how to correctly contract and relax the pelvic floor
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Bladder and bowel advice
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Breathing and pressure-management strategies
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Core and abdominal rehabilitation
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Exercise rehabilitation
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Advice about lifting and exercise
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Manual therapy where appropriate
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A personalised home exercise programme
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Advice on returning to running and higher-impact exercise
Our aim is not simply to give you pelvic floor exercises. We want you to understand why you are experiencing your symptoms and what you can do to improve them.


Pelvic Organ Prolapse Physiotherapy
If you've been diagnosed with a pelvic organ prolapse, or you're experiencing pelvic heaviness, pressure or a bulging sensation, Women’s Health Physiotherapy can help.
You may notice symptoms such as:
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A feeling of heaviness or pressure in the pelvis
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A vaginal bulge or sensation of something "coming down"
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Symptoms that become worse after standing or exercising
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Discomfort when lifting
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Bladder emptying difficulties
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Bowel symptoms
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Changes following pregnancy or childbirth
Your physiotherapist can assess your symptoms and help you develop an individualised programme to improve pelvic floor function and manage pressure through the abdomen and pelvis.
Depending on your individual circumstances, treatment may include pelvic floor muscle training, exercise modification, strengthening, breathing strategies and advice about returning to activities such as running, gym training and lifting.
Postnatal Physiotherapy & Postnatal Checks
Postnatal Physio Checks in Lisburn, Hillsborough, Royal Hillsborough & Dromore
Pregnancy and childbirth place significant demands on your body.
Whether you've had a vaginal birth or Caesarean section, a postnatal physiotherapy check can help you understand how your body is recovering and whether you're ready to progress your exercise.
Our postnatal checks are available from 6 weeks postpartum and can help identify issues such as:
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Pelvic floor weakness
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Bladder leakage
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Pelvic heaviness or prolapse symptoms
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Abdominal wall weakness
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Diastasis recti
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Pelvic or lower back pain
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Reduced core strength
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Difficulty returning to exercise
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Pain or discomfort following childbirth
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Caesarean section scar concerns
Your assessment may include your posture and movement, abdominal and pelvic function, lower back and pelvis, and pelvic floor function.
An internal pelvic floor examination may be recommended where appropriate, but this will always be discussed with you beforehand and only undertaken with your full consent.
Our existing postnatal service is available in Lisburn, Hillsborough and Dromore, with postnatal checks designed to assess readiness to return to exercise and identify common postnatal problems.
It's never too late to have a postnatal check.
Whether you are 6 weeks, 6 months or several years after having your baby, you can still benefit from a physiotherapy assessment if you're experiencing symptoms or feel you haven't fully recovered.
Antenatal Physiotherapy
Pregnancy can affect your pelvis, pelvic floor, abdominal muscles and spine as your body adapts to your growing baby.
Women's Health Physiotherapy can help you manage pregnancy-related problems and prepare your body for birth and recovery.
We can provide advice and rehabilitation for:
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Pelvic girdle pain
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Pregnancy-related back pain
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Pelvic floor symptoms
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Maintaining strength during pregnancy
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Safe exercise during pregnancy
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Preparing for birth
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Managing pressure through the pelvic floor
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Returning to exercise after birth
Antenatal & Postnatal Pilates in Lisburn, Hillsborough & Dromore
Physiotherapy and Pilates can work particularly well together during pregnancy and postnatally.
At All Active Pilates & Physio, our Antenatal Reformer, Postnatal and Mum & Baby Pilates programmes focus on pelvic floor control, core strength, posture, flexibility and overall strength throughout pregnancy and into motherhood.
Our postnatal Pilates options include private sessions and Mum & Baby Pilates, with programmes designed to help you gradually rebuild strength and confidence following pregnancy and childbirth.
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If you're unsure whether you're ready to return to Pilates or exercise after having your baby, we recommend starting with a postnatal physiotherapy check.
What Happens During a Women’s Health Physio Assessment?
Your first appointment is confidential and focused entirely on you.
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Your symptoms
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Your pregnancy and birth history where relevant
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Your bladder and bowel function
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Your activity levels
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Your exercise goals
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Any previous injuries or surgery
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What you would most like to improve
We will then carry out an appropriate physical assessment.
This may include assessment of your breathing, posture, movement, abdominal muscles, core function, pelvic and hip function and pelvic floor.
If an internal pelvic floor assessment would be helpful, your physiotherapist will explain why and what it involves. You are always in control and an internal assessment will only take place with your consent.
Following your assessment, we'll create a personalised treatment and exercise plan.
Women’s Health Physiotherapy Locations
Women’s Health Physio in Lisburn
Our Lisburn physiotherapy clinic provides convenient access to specialist Women’s Health Physiotherapy for women living in Lisburn and surrounding areas.
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Women’s Health Physio in Hillsborough
Our clinic in Hillsborough provides confidential Women’s Health Physiotherapy for women living in Hillsborough, Royal Hillsborough and the surrounding County Down area.
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Women’s Health Physio in Dromore
Our Dromore clinic provides Women’s Health Physiotherapy for women living in Dromore and surrounding areas.
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All Active currently provides physiotherapy services across Lisburn, Royal Hillsborough and Dromore, with our Hillsborough clinic led by Chartered Physiotherapist Andrea Lucas.
Women’s Health Physiotherapy Near Belfast
If you're searching for women’s health physiotherapy near Belfast, pelvic floor physiotherapy near Belfast, postnatal physiotherapy near Belfast or prolapse physiotherapy near Belfast, All Active Pilates & Physio offers specialist support from our conveniently located clinics in Lisburn, Hillsborough, Royal Hillsborough and Dromore.
Our locations make it easy for women across Lisburn, Hillsborough, Dromore, County Down and the surrounding Belfast area to access expert pelvic health physiotherapy.
You Don't Have to Live With Pelvic Floor Problems
Bladder leakage, pelvic heaviness, prolapse symptoms, pelvic pain and postnatal changes are common — but they are not something you simply have to accept.
Whether you're experiencing a specific pelvic health problem, preparing for birth, recovering after having a baby or wanting to return to running and exercise, our Women's Health Physiotherapy team can help.
Ready to take the next step?
Book your Women’s Health Physiotherapy assessment at All Active Pilates & Physio.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What does a Women’s Health Physiotherapist treat?
A Women’s Health Physiotherapist can assess and treat pelvic floor dysfunction, bladder and bowel problems, pelvic organ prolapse, pelvic pain, pregnancy-related pelvic problems and postnatal recovery.
Do I need a referral for Women’s Health Physiotherapy?
You can contact All Active directly to arrange an assessment. You don't have to wait until your symptoms become severe before seeking help.
Can I have a pelvic floor assessment after having a baby?
Yes. A postnatal physiotherapy check can assess your pelvic floor, abdominal wall, core, movement and readiness to return to exercise. Our postnatal checks are available from 6 weeks postpartum.
Can Women’s Health Physio help with prolapse?
Yes. Physiotherapy can help women understand and manage pelvic organ prolapse and may include supervised pelvic floor muscle training, exercise rehabilitation and advice on managing pressure and activity.
Can I see a Women’s Health Physiotherapist if I've had my baby years ago?
Absolutely. You don't need to be newly postnatal to benefit from pelvic health physiotherapy. If you continue to experience bladder leakage, pelvic heaviness, prolapse symptoms, pelvic pain, abdominal weakness or difficulty returning to exercise, an assessment can help.
Where can I have Women’s Health Physiotherapy near Belfast?
All Active Pilates & Physio offers Women’s Health Physiotherapy in Lisburn, Hillsborough/Royal Hillsborough and Dromore, making us a convenient option for women looking for pelvic floor and postnatal physiotherapy near Belfast and across County Down.
All Active Pilates & Physio
Women’s Health Physiotherapy | Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy | Prolapse Physiotherapy | Postnatal Physiotherapy
Lisburn | Hillsborough | Royal Hillsborough | Dromore | Near Belfast
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