ReLiva Physiotherapy & Rehab

Women’s Health Physiotherapy for Pregnancy, Pelvic & Postnatal Care

Care led by female physiotherapists

Specialised physiotherapy for women during pregnancy, after childbirth and for pelvic-floor and women-specific musculoskeletal problems. Our female physiotherapists provide personalised care for pregnancy pain, pelvic-floor dysfunction, urinary leakage, diastasis recti and postnatal recovery.

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What Is Women’s Health Physiotherapy?

Women’s health physiotherapy is a specialised area of physiotherapy addressing physical and pelvic-health concerns that can occur during pregnancy, after childbirth and at different stages of a woman’s life. At ReLiva Physiotherapy & Rehab, physiotherapists assess your symptoms, movement, strength and functional needs to create a personalised treatment plan.

Depending on your needs, treatment may include pelvic-floor rehabilitation, therapeutic exercise, mobility and strengthening exercises, posture and movement advice, pain management and guidance for returning to everyday activities after childbirth.

Women's Physiotherapy
Prenatal physiotherapy

Physiotherapy During Pregnancy & After Childbirth

Pregnancy and childbirth can place significant physical demands on the back, pelvis, abdominal muscles and pelvic floor. ReLiva’s women’s health physiotherapy can support women during pregnancy with safe, personalised exercise and help manage problems such as back pain, pelvic pain and sacroiliac joint pain.

For expecting and new mothers, ReLiva’s specialised wellness service, FabMoms, offers programmes designed to support wellbeing during pregnancy and after childbirth. ReLiva physiotherapy can also help with postnatal concerns such as urinary leakage, diastasis recti, pelvic-floor weakness and back pain, with rehabilitation tailored to your recovery and delivery experience.

Our physiotherapists assess each patient’s condition before starting treatment. For prenatal exercise programmes, some conditions such as preeclampsia or placenta previa may not qualify for exercises, and your physiotherapist will guide you on this during assessment. Sudden severe abdominal pain, heavy bleeding, reduced foetal movement or severe headaches need immediate medical attention.

Women’s Health Conditions We Help Manage

ReLiva provides personalised physiotherapy for pregnancy-related, postnatal and pelvic-floor conditions affecting movement, comfort and everyday function.

Pregnancy-Related Pain & Physical Changes

sciatica pain treatment

Postnatal Recovery & Abdominal Health

  • Postpartum back pain
  • Pelvic-floor weakness after childbirth
  • Abdominal and core weakness
  • Difficulty returning to exercise after childbirth
  • Recovery after C-section

Pelvic Floor & Women’s Health Problems

Women's Health Physiotherapy at Your Convenience

We make sure that accessing ReLiva Physiotherapy service at any of our clinics or scheduling a home visit / online physio session is as easy as possible.
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2. Physio Connect

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Your appointment for clinic / home visit / online session is confirmed

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Frequently Asked Questions

Physiotherapy and appropriately modified exercise are generally safe during an uncomplicated pregnancy. ReLiva’s FabMoms programme provides specialised pregnancy fitness and women’s health physiotherapy, trusted by leading hospitals such as Dr. Mehta’s Hospital Chennai, Bhailal Amin Hospital Vadodara and Aster Hospital Ongole. Exercises are tailored to the stage of pregnancy and individual needs.

Postnatal physiotherapy can typically begin around 6–10 weeks after delivery, but timing depends on the type of delivery, healing and any complications. At ReLiva, a specialised women’s health physiotherapist first conducts a thorough assessment and then designs the programme around your delivery, concerns, medical history, goals and recovery. Exercise intensity is progressed gradually.

Diastasis recti is common after pregnancy and does not always require treatment. Assessment is recommended when there is abdominal weakness, back or pelvic pain, core instability, difficulty with daily activities or visible abdominal bulging. ReLiva’s women’s health programmes include specialised assessment and rehabilitation for diastasis recti, pelvic floor dysfunction and postnatal recovery.

The cost of women’s health physiotherapy varies depending on the condition, treatment needs, therapist and location. At ReLiva, women’s health physiotherapy typically ranges from ₹500–₹1,750 per session, with the initial assessment and subsequent treatment costs depending on individual requirements, techniques and therapies used.

Yes. Pelvic floor physiotherapy can help many women manage urinary leakage without surgery, particularly stress and mixed urinary incontinence. At ReLiva, specialised women’s health physiotherapists assess pelvic floor function and create an individualised programme that may include pelvic floor muscle training, bladder strategies, breathing and functional exercises to improve pelvic floor control and bladder function.

See a gynaecologist when you have symptoms requiring medical diagnosis or treatment, such as abnormal vaginal bleeding, severe or persistent pelvic pain, unusual vaginal discharge or pregnancy-related concerns. A women’s health physiotherapist manages movement, pelvic floor and functional problems, including back or pelvic pain, urinary leakage, postnatal weakness and pregnancy safe exercises and can coordinate with your gynaecologist when needed.