Urinary leakage or pelvic discomfort
Describe your symptoms, when they occur and how they affect your activities. Assessment helps decide whether supervised exercises are appropriate.
Physiotherapy area
Pelvic floor rehabilitation
Individual assessment of pelvic symptoms and rehabilitation goals.
Symptoms in their real context
Leakage when lifting a bag, discomfort on standing or difficulty returning to an activity gives a clearer goal than a list of exercises. Assessment starts with these situations and the person’s consent.
How a home visit worksWhen to ask for advice
During pregnancy, after birth or at other times, urinary or pelvic symptoms may lead someone to seek care.
After pregnancy or surgery
Care may support a return to walking, sport or movements that cause discomfort. Goals depend on your recovery and medical advice.
How care is planned
Assessment and care are explained before any examination or exercise and require your consent. Techniques depend on symptoms, prescription and the available clinician’s training.
- Symptom assessment
- Tailored exercises
- Return to activity
Before you get in touch
At first contact, you only need to mention pelvic floor rehabilitation. You can discuss symptoms with a clinician who has relevant training. They explain any possible examination and ask for your consent before it begins.
Common questions
Must I share intimate details in the contact form?
No. You can simply say that you would like to discuss pelvic floor rehabilitation. You can describe symptoms to the clinician in an appropriate conversation.
Can men need this care too?
Yes. Pelvic symptoms or recovery after an operation, including prostate surgery, may call for specialist assessment.
Tell us about your situation
Tell us your municipality and the area of care you are looking for. The team will confirm the available options and explain how to share any relevant documents.