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Physical Therapy
for
Pregnancy
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the push
Prenatal Physical Therapy
Treatable Prenatal Conditions
Bowel Concerns
Rectocele - prolapsed rectum
Fecal incontinence
Constipation and bowel pain
IBS and digestive pain issues
Defecation dysfunctions
Pelvic Pain & Abdominal Pain
Round ligament pain
Painful sex and genital pain
Transgender health concerns
Vulvodynia and Vestibulitis
Dyspareunia and vaginismus
Pudendal neuralgia
Bladder Issues
Cycstocele-prolapsed bladder
Urinary incontinence
Overactive bladder
Urgency/Frequency/Nocturia
Bladder pain issues
Pelvic Girdle Pain
Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction (SPD)
Sacroiliac (SI) joint dysfunction
Tailbone and sitting pain
Hip and groin pain
Pregnancy-related Low Back Pain
Sciatica and pelvic nerve pain
How Physical Therapy can help
Expecting Moms
Need some exercise guidance during your pregnancy?
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Learn how to modify fitness activities you already love or start a fitness routine that is safe and achievable for you by trimester.
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Make sure your pelvic floor and core are in tip top shape as your pregnancy progresses. Start a customized core and pelvic floor exercise plan to help bladder control, back pain, and more.
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Females who exercise during their pregnancy have easier labors, less pelvic floor trauma, and are less likely to have incontinence, diastasis recti, and prolapse after childbirth.
Is pregnancy a pain?
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Don't put up with back and pelvic pain, thinking it’s normal and will go away after childbirth. When pregnancy-related aches and pains limit your ability to work, be social, or care for your family, getting physical therapy can help, even after the first visit.
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While a referral from your doctor or midwife is encouraged, it is not required to start physical therapy in the state of Florida. Most insurances will reimburse the cost of treatment.
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See the list of treatable conditions above
Want to be proactive with your maternal health?
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Come in for a health and fitness consultation
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Customized labor and birth plan using pelvic floor biofeedback
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Prepare for early postpartum healing starting day one as a new mother.
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Receive a customized movement and exercise plan to help you recover quicker after a vaginal or Cesarean birth.
