Who We Help
Bladder and Bowel Control Issues
Pelvic and bowel incontinence refers to the involuntary loss of urine or stool. This can commonly occur when: coughing, laughing, sneezing, or during physical activity.
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Common signs include an urgent or frequent need to use the toilet, unexpected urine leakage, or reduced control over bowel motions. These symptoms can be linked with pelvic floor muscle weakness, nerve compression, pregnancy/childbirth or age-related changes.
How We Support Your Recovery
- A detailed pelvic floor assessment with tailored strengthening and coordination exercises
- Bladder and bowel re-education programmes to improve control and reduce urgency
- Practical lifestyle and nutritional advice to help minimise symptoms
Meet the team behind your care
Tracey Matthews
Tracey is a specialist Womenâs Health Physiotherapist and treats a range of womenâs health conditions including urinary incontinence, pelvic floor dysfunction, lower back pain, pelvic pain and more.
Lize Nel
Lize Nel has more than 15 years of experience, having qualified as a physiotherapist in 2006 in South Africa. She has worked in both the UK and South Africa in private practice, government health systems and with sport teams providing her with a wide breadth of exposure to different people and injuries.