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Do you suffer from pain or discomfort during sex?

Gynaecology

It is reported that 57% of women with overactive or ‘tight’ pelvic floor muscles report dyspareunia (pain with sex). Here are 5 ways physiotherapy can help you achieve pain free sex.

Cervical Screening Update 2021

Gynaecology

An important update regarding cervical screening testing in Australia comes into effect on February 1, 2021. The update is significant for women at intermediate risk.

IUD for Birth Control

Gynaecology

Intrauterine devices (IUDs) are small contraceptive devices that are put into the uterus (womb) to prevent pregnancy. Learn about different types of IUDs and if it's the right method of birth control for you.

Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome (PCOS)

Gynaecology

PCOS is a complex hormonal condition that can be associated with multiple problems including irregular and abnormal menses, infertility, skin and hair problems. 

5 ways Physiotherapy can help if you suffer from Persistent Pelvic Pain

Gynaecology

Most women with PPP find it challenging to understand and describe their condition. Investigations performed by health professionals can come back clear and leave you feeling helpless, however it is important to know that there is help and you are not alone.

Adenomyosis

Gynaecology

Do you suffer from heavy or painful periods, or pelvic pain? You may have Adenomyosis.

Adenomyosis is a medical condition where the uterine lining (Endometrium), that comes out as menstruation, is also found growing inside the muscle part of the uterus (Myometrium). 

COVID-19 Patient Update

Gynaecology

This blog includes important information about COVID-19, commonly referred to as coronavirus. We know there is stress and anxiety in our community about this disease, and people have many questions regarding the health implications.

What is Endometriosis

Gynaecology

Endometriosis is a common condition that affects women, typically from mid to late teens up to menopause. Some cases have been recorded even before the onset of the menstrual cycle and in some rare instances, cases were reported after menopause.