5 Signs You Might Benefit from Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy in Keswick

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Sean-Michael Latimour

RMT, SMT (cc), DOMP, CST, PTS, MNLP Clinic Owner, Registered Massage Therapist, Osteopathic Manual Practitioner and Sport Massage Therapist.

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Sean-Michael Latimour

RMT, SMT (cc), DOMP, CST, PTS, MNLP Clinic Owner, Registered Massage Therapist, Osteopathic Manual Practitioner and Sport Massage Therapist.

Pelvic floor issues aren’t just something people talk about after having a baby. These muscles affect everything from bladder control to lower back support, and when they’re not working well, your whole body can feel it.

So, how do you know if pelvic floor physiotherapy is right for you? At Dynamic Health Therapy in Keswick, these are five common signs we see in patients who benefit from this kind of treatment:

1. You’re Experiencing Leaks During Daily Activities

Do you leak a little urine when you laugh, sneeze, or exercise? It might feel normal—especially after childbirth or as you age—but it’s actually a sign your pelvic floor muscles aren’t supporting your bladder effectively.

2. You Feel Pressure or Heaviness “Down There”

A sensation of pressure in your lower abdomen or pelvis (especially at the end of the day or after standing for long periods) can be an early sign of pelvic organ prolapse. Physiotherapy can help relieve this pressure before it gets worse.

3. You Have Ongoing Lower Back or Hip Pain

Weak or tight pelvic floor muscles can affect the alignment and stability of your entire core. If your back or hips are constantly sore—and you’ve ruled out other injuries—it might be worth exploring pelvic floor therapy as a cause.

4. You’re Recovering After Childbirth

Postpartum recovery is about more than just time. Whether you had a vaginal or C-section delivery, your pelvic floor muscles were stretched and stressed. Physio can help you heal better and regain control and strength.

5. Pain During Intimacy or While Using the Bathroom

Pain or discomfort in these situations isn’t something you just have to live with. It could be linked to muscle tension, weakness, or poor coordination in your pelvic floor—and there are treatment options.

What Happens During a Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy Session?

At Dynamic Health Therapy, our licensed pelvic floor physiotherapists use gentle techniques to assess how your muscles are working. We build a personalized plan that may include:

  • Breathing and posture work
  • Targeted exercises
  • Manual therapy
  • Education and lifestyle advice

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Sean-Michael Latimour

RMT, SMT (cc), DOMP, CST, PTS, MNLP

Picture of Sean-Michael Latimour

Sean-Michael Latimour

RMT, SMT (cc), DOMP, CST, PTS, MNLP

Clinic Owner, Registered Massage Therapist, Osteopathic Manual Practitioner and Sport Massage Therapist

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