Gynecological and Obstetric Physiotherapy
Now at Emory Women Clinic we offer you a new service: Gynecological and Obstetric Physiotherapy.
Our purpose is to help you recover from a wide range of conditions originating from pelvic floor dysfunction.
We create individualized treatment plans that relieve pain, improve function, and prevent unnecessary surgeries, while providing comprehensive support to help you on your road to recovery.
Obstetric physiotherapy is essential to prevent complications and ailments of pregnancy, it helps the patient to prepare for childbirth with strategies and actions aimed at a more natural delivery and to recover after it through the rehabilitation of the pelvic floor and hypopressive gymnastics.
Breathing, prenatal gymnastics, relaxation, postures in pregnancy and childbirth, as well as specific exercises for the bones or pelvis are the fundamental aspects that this type of physiotherapy deals with.
OBSTETRIC PHYSIOTHERAPY
Presurgical Physiotherapy and
post-surgical recovery
Physiotherapy prior to surgery of the musculoskeletal system (ligamentoplasty, knee replacement, lumbar arthrodesis)
Physiotherapy prior to surgery with general anesthesia or concomitant with respiratory conditions (abdominal cavity surgeries, cardiothoracic surgery, neurosurgery, oncological surgery)
Physical therapy prior to major surgery
Physical therapy prior to laparoscopic surgery
Care after abdomino-pelvic surgery
After delivery
After reconstruction of the genital area
Pain after dental or maxillofacial surgery
Post-breast surgery care
Care after reconstructive or aesthetic plastic surgery
Post-orthopedic surgery care
Post-neurosurgery care
Post-vascular surgery care
Post Cardiothoracic Surgery Care
Post-cancer surgery care
Fibromyalgia, Joint pain,
Orthopedic and rheumatological disorders
Sports injuries
Chronic muscle pain
Joint pain secondary to rheumatic diseases (fibromyalgia, arthritis, psoriasis, etc.)
Care secondary to acute trauma
Temporomandibular joint dysfunction
Muscle pain or arthralgias secondary to sports injuries
Hip joint dysfunction