Pre & Post-Natal Physiotherapy in Malviya Nagar, Delhi
Pregnancy-Supportive Movement & Postpartum Rehabilitation
Dr. Shruti Dental & Wellness Clinic offers pre- and post-natal physiotherapy assessment for women seeking support with movement, physical discomfort and recovery around pregnancy. Depending on the stage of pregnancy and individual needs, physiotherapy may address posture, mobility, pelvic floor function, back discomfort and a gradual return to everyday activities after childbirth. Treatment is tailored to medical history, delivery or recovery status and any advice from the obstetric care team.
PREGNANCY, PELVIC HEALTH & POSTPARTUM RECOVERY
Frequently Asked Questions About Pre & Post-Natal Physiotherapy
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Can physiotherapy help with back discomfort during pregnancy?
Suitable physiotherapy may help manage some pregnancy-related musculoskeletal discomfort through movement guidance, exercise and posture strategies. Your clinician should consider your pregnancy stage and medical advice.
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When can I begin physiotherapy after childbirth?
Timing depends on delivery type, healing, symptoms and medical circumstances. Your obstetric clinician and physiotherapist can help determine an appropriate starting point and level of activity.
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Can postnatal physiotherapy help with pelvic floor concerns?
Pelvic floor physiotherapy may help with selected concerns such as urinary leakage or pelvic floor weakness. Assessment is important to determine the appropriate exercises and whether specialist referral is needed.
Pre & Post-Natal Physiotherapy Procedure
The initial assessment reviews pregnancy or postpartum stage, medical history, current symptoms, activity level and relevant obstetric guidance. Your physiotherapist then recommends suitable exercises and movement strategies according to your needs. Treatment may include gentle mobility work, posture guidance, appropriate strengthening, breathing exercises and pelvic floor rehabilitation where indicated and within the clinician's scope. Activities are progressed gradually, with instructions to stop and seek medical advice if concerning symptoms develop.