10/08/2026
When your pelvic floor muscles are not working efficiently, pelvic floor dysfunction can occur.
Your pelvic floor muscles play an important role in pelvic organ support, pelvic girdle and spinal stability, bladder and bowel emptying, continence and sexual function.
Examples of pelvic floor dysfunction are: urinary or faecal incontinence, urgency, pelvic organ prolapse, pain with in*******se, poor sexual desire, low back pain, pelvic joint or gluteal muscle pain.
Receive excellent advice from our pelvic health physiotherapists, who will guide you in a caring, professional manner following their clinical assessment. You can then be sure your pelvic floor muscle training will produce the positive changes you are wanting.