Pelvic pain can be puzzling. One day it’s a dull ache, the next it’s a sharp pain that comes and goes in waves, or maybe it’s just a lingering discomfort you can’t quite pinpoint. So, how do you know if it is just a passing feeling that “all women get” or something worth getting help…
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If pain has been creeping into your intimate moments, it’s time to pause and figure out why. The first step is understanding what’s happening. Common symptoms of sexual pain Sexual pain, also known as dyspareunia, is pain felt in the genital or pelvic area before, during, or after sexual intercourse. It can stem from a…
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Menopause is a time of change, and while some shifts can feel unpredictable, movement is something you can use to help you to feel healthy and strong. The goal isn’t about pushing yourself to the limit, instead, it’s about supporting your body in a way that feels good and keeps you moving with confidence. 3 Ways…
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For many women, perimenopause can hit your body like a tonne of bricks, bringing a lot of unexpected changes and challenges. But help is available at North West Healthy Women. Changes during perimenopause are unpredictable, and no two women experience this stage in their lives the same way. Some notice subtle shifts over time, while…
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If you’re struggling with prolapse, you might not know what options are available for the management and treatment of your symptoms. At North West Healthy Women, we support and work with you to find the best options to help you manage your prolapse and associated symptoms. How can a physio help with prolapse? A women’s…
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If the thought of pelvic organ prolapse surgery is overwhelming, it’s reassuring to know that there are effective non-surgical options available. In fact, many women find effective relief through less invasive methods. It is important for women to know and understand all their treatment options for prolapse, the risks of any proposed treatments, and the…
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You’re in the middle of a hearty laugh or a workout session, and it happens — a little leak, an incontinence episode. It’s moments like these that many women quietly endure, believing it’s just a part of life, getting older or the natural after effects of having children. Some women think it’ll just go away…
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Non-surgical treatments such as incontinence physiotherapy are a great first step in reclaiming control. Yet, so many women continue to struggle silently, assuming it’s just something they have to live with or feeling too embarrassed to ask for help. But here’s the truth: incontinence is treatable, and you don’t have to face it alone. With…
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