Internal osteopathic techniques for gynecological issues

This specialized form of osteopathy is designed for women experiencing issues related to the pelvic region, urinary pathways, or pelvic floor. Its goal is to address your specific needs, alleviate pain, and improve your quality of life sustainably.

What are the indications for an internal treatment?

Osteopathic treatments can be beneficial in cases such as:

• Chronic pelvic, hip, low back or perineal pain (e.g., pudendal neuralgia).

• Menstrual cycle disorders like pain (dysmenorrhea), irregularities, or premenstrual syndrome (PMS).

• Coccyx pain (coccygodynia) or pubic pain (pubalgia).

• Issues with the bladder or pelvic floor, including:

  • Urinary or fecal incontinence.

  • Difficulty urinating or going to the toilet (chronic constipation).

  • Recurring infections or inflammations (e.g., cystitis, yeast infections).

  • Pain during intercourse (dyspareunia).

  • Conditions related to endometriosis.

  • Fertility issues without an identifiable organic cause.

How does the treatment work?

The treatment involves mobilizing pelvic structures gently via vaginal and rectal techniques to restore better local vascularization, neurological information, and muscular and ligamentary balance. This approach aims to improve bowel movements, urination, fertility, and sexual function.

Respectful and Personalized Care

The treatment is conducted in a respectful and compassionate manner. Together, we create a tailored therapeutic approach that meets your individual needs.

For Musicians and Singers

Difficulties in engaging and relaxing the pelvic floor during musical practice are common reasons for osteopathic consultation. For singers, particularly in classical music, as well as musicians playing wind instruments, increased intra-abdominal pressure can significantly burden pelvic structures, including muscles, organs, and ligaments. This pressure can cause symptoms such as pelvic pain, pelvic floor tension, urinary issues, or organ dysfunction. The pelvic floor plays a crucial role in managing abdominal pressure and body stability, which are essential for supporting voice or controlling breath during wind instrument practice. When dysfunctional, it can not only cause discomfort but also affect sound quality and artistic performance.

Osteopathy offers tailored techniques to restore pelvic floor functionality, alleviate tensions, and improve coordination between breathing, intra-abdominal pressure, and muscle work, helping maintain health and optimize artistic performance.