Urogynecological/urological physiotherapy is a branch of physiotherapy specializing in conditions affecting the pelvic region. It supports both women and men at every stage of life.

What can you consult a urogynecological/urological physiotherapist for?

• Urinary and fecal incontinence

• Pelvic pain syndromes

• Urgency, overactive bladder

• Painful intercourse

• Pre- and post-operative physiotherapy (gynecological and urological surgeries)

• Painful menstruation, endometriosis

• Pelvic organ prolapse

• Preparation for pregnancy, childbirth, or return to physical activity postpartum

• Erectile dysfunction

Ultrasound in urogynecological physiotherapy

Ultrasound is primarily used for functional diagnostics and monitoring therapy progress.

What does the physiotherapist assess during the examination?

Abdominal muscle function:

• Objective measurement of diastasis recti width

• Assessment of the linea alba and other abdominal muscles

Pelvic floor muscle function:

• Evaluation of coordination between pelvic floor and abdominal muscles

• Assessment of the pelvic floor’s influence on bladder function

Pubic symphysis:

• Structural assessment, particularly in cases of pain in this area

Bladder capacity:

• Objective measurement of urine volume at which the patient feels urgency, especially useful for patients with urgency symptoms

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