Endometriosis

Endometriosis affects 1 in 9 people assigned female at birth and Persistent Pelvic Pain affects 1 in 5 people assigned female at birth, making these conditions incredibly common. Despite this high incidence little is often known about the condition, leading to delays in diagnosis, and many often struggle to get the help that they need. At The Pelvic Studio we are here to change that! We are experts in treating persistent pelvic pain and can form a vital part of your multi-disciplinary management team. We can help you to develop a treatment plan that assists you in combating your pelvic pain. This treatment plan involves a multi-modal holistic approach.

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Gestational Diabetes in Pregnancy

It is estimated that over 1 in 10 pregnant Australian women receive a gestational diabetes mellitus (GDM) diagnosis. In this blog we will provide you vital GDM information to prepare you for your pregnancy.

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Transversus Abdominis - The Golden Muscle!

In this blog, we will discuss why your transversus abdominis (TA) is such an
important muscle when it comes to preventing and/or treating tummy muscle
separation, back and pelvic dysfunction.

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Tummy Muscle Separation in Pregnancy - It's a needed & necessary thing. Abdominal doming however is not!

Tummy muscle separation is a needed and necessary part of your pregnancy, occuring in 66-100% of women. However, abdominal doming/coning/tenting, although common, is not normal and should be investigated by a trained health professional.

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The Vaginal Microbiome // A Whole New World Down Under

The wonderful world downstairs - the vaginal microbiome! From understanding how the bacteria living below the belt affects our vaginal health, as well as the differences a vaginal versus C-section delivery can have on baby's health and some nutrition tips to keep your vaginal microbiome in tip-top shape!