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List of Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists

We have taken the liberty of providing our web visitors with a list of the pelvic floor physiotherapists who have registered with Physiowand.com. Listing is by province for South African practitioners, and by country for professionals internationally. The list will be continuously updated as more professionals register. This will enable site visitors who may be in search of a pelvic floor physiotherapist in their vicinity to source a clinician.

Pelvic Floor Physiotherapists - please note: In this listing, we are not publishing information other than details which are already made public on your own web platform, unless otherwise instructed. If we inadvertently included detail which you don’t want to be made public, please let us know and we’ll take it down without delay.

Also, our listing of your details is without cost or obligation, and your inclusion on this page DOES NOT constitute your endorsement or promotion of Physiowand in any manner or form. If you do not want to have your practice listed or you want your details amended, please send an email to admin@physiowand.com with your instruction.

Helen Henning Physiotherapy

Address: 42 Oxford St, Oxford Medical Suites, DURBANVILLE

Email: admin@henningphysio.co.za

Web: https://www.henningphysio.co.za

Contact No: +27 (0)21 975 4281

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When should you consider seeing a pelvic floor physiotherapist?

Physiotherapists in South Africa are autonomous first-line practitioners, which means that they do not require a referral from a doctor to consult with patients (including assessment and treatment).

Consider pelvic physiotherapy if your symptoms are related to pelvic function (or how the organs work), and especially if no definite medical diagnosis is made for your condition or when medical treatment did not alleviate the pain or discomfort.

“There is nothing wrong with you” should read “There is nothing sinister that tests and investigations can find; perhaps we should consider a functional cause for your symptoms and experience?”

The following is a non-exhaustive list of the types of pain and issues which could result from pelvic floor dysfunction:

Bladder pain, urethral pain
Prostate pain, chronic prostatitis where antibiotics have no effect
Pain with sex and other penetrative events (tampons)
Pain with orgasm or ejaculation
Penile pain, testicular pain
Vulvar pain
Anal pain, rectal pain (where anal fissures and hemorrhoids have been excluded)
Sensation of constant pressure in the rectum, colon, vagina or bladder
Coccyx pain (tailbone)
Irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)
Interstitial cystitis (IC)
Constipation / loose stools / abdominal cramping and pain / difficult bowel movements
Erectile dysfunction (ED) where the usual causes have been excluded or treated
Levator ani syndrome

Pelvic girdle pain

Pelvic wands can contribute to successful treatment of pelvic pain/discomfort caused by hypertonic (overly active) pelvic floor muscles, where direct muscle release can provide much sought-after relief.

Although Physiowand can be purchased by any website visitor, it is strongly recommended that you consult a suitably qualified and experienced pelvic floor physiotherapist if you exhibit any of the above, or related, symptoms. Consulting a physiotherapy professional will be money well spent, and ensure you are not purchasing unnecessary (not indicated) products.

The designer of Physiowand is a living testimony to the success of this approach, with complete resolution after 4 decades of struggling with (what he thought was) IBS.

Annette van Kampen - Physioworks

Address: 53 Victoria Rd, Pioneer Park, NEWCASTLE

Email: annette@physworks.co.za

Web: https://www.physworks.co.za

Contact No: +27 (0)81 870 9916

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