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What is a pelvic floor check-up?
The pelvic floor check-up is aimed at patients with pelvic floor problems, especially after pregnancy or, for example, before returning to sport. It helps to prevent long-term consequences such as incontinence or pelvic organ prolapse and provides answers to questions about sport after childbirth, for example.
The check-up begins with a detailed anamnesis interview to take a holistic view of the patient and her body. This is followed by a personalised physiotherapy assessment, including tests and, if necessary, a vaginal or rectal examination.
The physiotherapist assesses the functionality of the pelvic floor muscles in terms of relaxation, control, tone, endurance, responsiveness and strength.
In addition, an ultrasound device is used to visually check the effectiveness of pelvic floor utilisation. The results are analysed and a therapy plan is drawn up to achieve the desired therapeutic goals. Based on the findings, the physiotherapeutic measures are discussed and, if desired, a home exercise programme is put together.
In addition, an ultrasound device is used to visually check the effectiveness of pelvic floor utilisation. The results are analysed and a therapy plan is drawn up to achieve the desired therapeutic goals. Based on the findings, the physiotherapeutic measures are discussed and, if desired, a home exercise programme is put together.
Who is the pelvic floor check-up suitable for?
Prenatal
- Back pain
- Symphysis pain
- Incontinence
- Prolapse complaints
Postnatal
- Treatments after birth injuries
- Scar treatment after caesarean section
- Regression
- Postpartum rectus diastasis
- Bladder storage disorder
- Bladder emptying disorder
- Faecal incontinence
and much more.
General
- Chronic pelvic pain
- Interstitial cystitis
- Vulvodynia - Vaginismus
- Anism
- Dyspareunia
- Endometriosis
- Bruxism
- Hyperactive pelvic floor
- Post abdominal and vaginal operations
INFO
DATE: 25.01.2025
WHEN: 10:00 - 16:00
DURATION: The treatment lasts 55 - 60 minutes
COSTS: 120,00 €
If you have private health insurance, ask your doctor to write you a private prescription for physiotherapy. The prescription could include the following remedies: 6x KG double treatment, 6x MT double treatment, 6x BGM double treatment. With a corresponding diagnosis. You can submit the prescription to your health insurance company. For those with statutory health insurance, the treatment is a self-payment benefit.
REGISTRATION: Registration takes place via the website of Osteopathy Baranowsky & Klöckner.
APPOINTMENT CANCELLATIONS: Appointments can be cancelled free of charge up to 24 hours before the appointment. Appointments that are not cancelled within this period will be charged in full.
LOCATION: House for birth and health
Juliana Afram
Sectoral alternative practitioner for physiotherapy and pelvic floor physiotherapist // Pilates & yoga teacher
Juliana Afram is a sectoral alternative practitioner for physiotherapy and a physiotherapist with a particular passion for pelvic floor therapy. With 25 years of experience in Pilates and yoga, she has not only constantly honed her own skills, but has also passed on her knowledge as an instructor at home and abroad. She is currently training in osteopathy in order to expand her therapeutic approaches.
As a mum of two, Juliana knows from her own experience how important healthy body awareness is. Her mission is to educate people about their bodies so that they can make informed choices. Pelvic floor physiotherapy is not just a profession for her, but a true passion. Juliana works at Osteopathie Baranowsky & Klöckner at Milchstr. 22.
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