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July 6, 2026

What to Expect From a Postpartum Pelvic Floor Assessment

A postpartum pelvic floor assessment typically starts with a conversation about your birth, your symptoms, and your goals, followed by an external and (with consent) internal assessment of muscle tone, strength, and coordination. From there, your physiotherapist builds a plan addressing whatever combination of core restoration, incontinence, prolapse symptoms, or pain applies to you.

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Had a wonderful experience. This place is so clean and fresh. I had my pelvic Physio session with Arzoo and it was rewarding. She's very knowledgeable and friendly. Looking forward to my next visit!

Madhumitha Arul Google review

Have used services at this clinic pre and post-partum, as have my children. Excellent staff. Super grateful to Arzoo for being so thorough with my son!

Iryna Sanina Google review

I am 30 weeks pregnant & experiencing discomfort pertaining to my pelvic floor. Arzoo has some magical powers because I went from barely walking or being able to put on clothes while standing to acheiving both previously mentioned challenges right after our first session. I would most defintely reccomend & I will continue this journey with her.

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