Pelvis

The Pubic Symphysis (PS) is a joint formed between the pelvic bones at the front of the pelvis, connected by a small fibrocartilaginous disc. Along with the sacro-iliac joints at the back of the pelvis, this joint helps to keep the pelvis steady and absorb shock during activity. The pubic bones are also connected by ... Read More

What is sacroiliac joint dysfunction? Sacroiliac joint dysfunction is a broadly defined condition that most commonly involves sensitised or painful sacroiliac joints (SIJ) and its surrounding musculature and ligaments.  The SIJ connects the pelvis to the sacrum at the bottom of the spine and as such, is critical in transferring load between the spine and ... Read More

One in three women will experience some form of urinary leakage related to pelvic floor dysfunction. Sadly many accept this as a normal part of being a woman. Women’s health physio is a specific area of physiotherapy dedicated to issues related to pelvic floor dysfunction and its effect on women. A women’s health physio has ... Read More