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Did you know that 30% of new mums are affected by urinary incontinence…60% of women experience painful intercourse in the first year post birth…and 50% of women will experience pelvic organ prolapse at some stage in their life after having a baby!
Prior to 6 weeks postnatal:
Whether you have had a vaginal or caesarean delivery, it is highly recommended you supplement your 6-week check with your doctor with an individual postnatal assessment with a women’s health physiotherapist. To help us ensure your review is at a time most convenient for you and your family, we recommend booking your '6-week Postnatal Physio Review' as soon as possible.
The physiotherapists at Subiaco Women’s Health provide treatment for breastfeeding issues on the maternity ward and at outpatient consultations. At Subiaco Women’s Health we understand the importance and benefits of breastfeeding and therefore prioritise appointment bookings for breast treatments. If you are unsuccessful finding an appointment online please call (08) 9382 9600.
Mansi has 6 years of experience in physiotherapy, having worked at SportsMed Subiaco (now Subiaco Women’s Health) for the last 3 years. She has her graduate certificate in Continence and Women’s Health and is currently completing her Masters in Clinical physiotherapy specialising in Continence and Women’s Health at Curtin University.
She provides both inpatient maternity and outpatient services. Outpatient services include private physiotherapy consultations, clinical pilates, antenatal pilates classes and aquanatal exercise classes. Mansi is experienced in working with women during pregnancy and postnatally and is passionate about helping women return to exercise safely post birth and achieve their goals. She treats pregnancy-related musculoskeletal conditions (sacroiliac joint pain, low back/sciatic pain, pubic symphysis dysfunction, and coccyx pain), rectus abdominis diastasis/abdominal separation, breastfeeding issues (cracked nipples, blocked ducts, and mastitis). Mansi also specialises in the management of bladder and bowel dysfunction, pelvic pain and sexual dysfunction, and pelvic organ prolapse in adults at all life stages.
Mansi’s treatment approach is evidence-based and holistic, with a focus on empowering patients with knowledge so they can take charge of their own symptoms.
Whilst Mansi is not at work, she enjoys camping and 4WD adventures, cooking and reading.
Anna is an APA Women’s, Men’s and Pelvic Health Physiotherapist. She has 7 years of clinical experience in physiotherapy and has completed her Masters in Clinical Physiotherapy at Curtin University, specialising in Continence and Women’s Health. She is passionate about providing a holistic, patient-centred, evidence-based approach with every client. She enjoys supporting women throughout their perinatal journey. She provides inpatient maternity care, outpatient appointments and antenatal and postnatal pool classes.
Anna is experienced in assessing and managing a variety of physical conditions, including: pregnancy-related back and pelvic girdle pain (including sacroiliac and sciatic pain, pubic symphysis dysfunction, tailbone pain), rectus abdominus diastasis, breastfeeding issues (such as cracked nipples, blocked ducts and mastitis), prolapse, lower urinary tract symptoms, anorectal symptoms (including faecal incontinence and constipation) and pelvic pain (including dyspareunia and persistent pelvic pain conditions). She is also experienced in treating men with lower urinary tract symptoms, particularly after treatment for prostate cancer.
Outside of work Anna enjoys spending time with friends and family, attending Pilates and spin classes and walking her dog, Molly.
The childbearing year is a time when the female body undergoes many changes. A women’s health physiotherapist may be able to help you with these changes, both antenatally and with recovery postnatally.
Download PDF BrochureSportsMed Subiaco offers a variety of exercise options for pregnant women and new mothers wanting to maintain their fitness and strength during this special time.
Download PDF BrochureSubiaco Women’s Health physiotherapists can provide treatment for common breast issues after giving birth, including cracked nipples, blocked milk ducts and mastitis.
Download PDF BrochureIt is recommended you see a Women’s Health physiotherapist after your 6-week check-up with your obstetrician. The physiotherapist will assess your pelvic floor to make sure you are safe to return to exercise and will also prescribe you an individualised program to optimise your recovery.
Download PDF BrochureIt is recommended you see a Women’s Health physiotherapist after your 6-week check-up with your obstetrician. The physiotherapist will assess your pelvic floor to make sure you are safe to return to exercise and will also prescribe you an individualised program to optimise your recovery.
Download PDF BrochureIf you would like more information, please call today on (08) 9382 9600 and one of our physiotherapists will be happy to help you.
