Our physiotherapists can help you with a number of problems related to the pelvis, abdomen and pregnancy. We meet you with understanding and empathy, and work interdisciplinary to ensure that you get the help you need.
At Dr.Dropin Fysikalske, we have physiotherapists specializing in women's health who take your complaints seriously, and can assist with diagnosis, pain management and treatment. We understand that the reasons for the diagnosis can be complex and have close interdisciplinary collaboration with gynaecologists, psychologists and general practitioners.
Below you can read more about various pain conditions and problems that many women experience during their lives, and how we can help you.
The pelvic floor muscles are located in the pelvic area and form the base of the pelvis. The pelvic floor is responsible, among other things, for enabling us to control urine, gas, and feces, providing support for internal organs such as the bladder, uterus, and intestines. Additionally, these muscles play a crucial role in sexual function.
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Split stomach muscles or diastasis are a natural part of being pregnant. In order for the stomach to grow, the muscles must be pulled apart (the connective tissue between the stomach muscles stretches) to make room for the baby growing in the stomach. For the vast majority of people, the muscles and connective tissue contract again after birth. In some cases, the muscles do not fully rejoin after birth.
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The pelvic floor muscles are located in the pelvic area and form the base of the pelvis. The pelvic floor is responsible, among other things, for enabling us to control urine, gas, and feces, providing support for internal organs such as the bladder, uterus, and intestines. Additionally, these muscles play a crucial role in sexual function.
Read more about pelvic floor muscles
Manometry is a standardized tool for examining muscle strength, changes throughout the treatment process, and for motivating patients to train their pelvic floor muscles. This information is useful for individually adapting training programs and measuring progress, as this is difficult to measure in other ways. The examination method is used, among other places, at the pelvic center at Ahus. Dr.Dropin is one of the few providers offering this service in Oslo city center.
Read more about manometry10-15% of women experience pain in the lower abdomen. This can be both physically and psychologically taxing, as well as reduce the woman's quality of life.
One of these conditions is vaginismus. Here you can read more about symptoms, causes and how our therapists can help you reduce pain and help prevent the condition from worsening.
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10-15% of women experience pain in the lower abdomen. This can be both physically and psychologically taxing, as well as reduce the woman's quality of life.
One of these conditions is vulvodynia. Here you can read more about symptoms, causes and how our therapists can help you reduce pain and help prevent the condition from worsening.
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