Physio Elite (Morges)

Pregnancy and childbirth, followed by menopause, can lead to perineo-sphincter and/or pelvic statics (prolapse) disorders, which do not improve without well-managed rehabilitation, especially in the postnatal, pre-menopausal and menopausal periods. Physiotherapists are skilled in the management of these patients, and rehabilitation promotes rapid and effective recovery.

The pelvic-perineal dysfunctions we treat in our practice: urinary incontinence (stress urinary incontinence, mixed bladder, overactive bladder), pelvic static disorders (prolapse) post-partum re-education: proprioceptive and tonic recovery of the perineum dyspareunia (chronic pain of varying nature and intensity experienced by women during intercourse). lacerations and episiotomy - acute and sub-acute phase vaginal dryness vulvodynia Treatment techniques include manual work, biofeedback, electrostimulation, Tecatherapy, Kegel exercises, hypopressive abdominal exercises Our services