Private Pelvic Health Physiotherapy at MUMS Solihull

Margherita Privitera, Physiotherapist

Margherita Privitera provides private physiotherapy consultations at MUMS Solihull, with a particular focus on pelvic health, pelvic floor dysfunction and conditions affecting women throughout different stages of life.

Pelvic health problems can be uncomfortable, distressing and sometimes difficult to talk about. Many people live with symptoms for months or even years without realising that physiotherapy may help.

Margherita offers a supportive, confidential and personalised approach, helping patients understand their symptoms and explore appropriate treatment options to improve their comfort, confidence and quality of life.

She welcomes women during pregnancy, following childbirth, throughout menopause and beyond, as well as men experiencing pelvic health concerns.

What Conditions Can Margherita Help With?

Urinary Incontinence and Bladder Control

Urinary leakage can affect both women and men and may occur when coughing, sneezing, laughing, exercising or experiencing a sudden urge to pass urine.

Pelvic health physiotherapy may help improve bladder control through appropriate assessment, pelvic floor rehabilitation and individually tailored exercises.

Pelvic Floor Weakness and Dysfunction

The pelvic floor muscles play an important role in bladder and bowel control and supporting the pelvic organs.

When these muscles are weak, overactive or not functioning correctly, symptoms can include leakage, discomfort, pressure or pelvic pain.

Margherita can assess pelvic floor function and recommend an appropriate rehabilitation programme.

Pregnancy and Postnatal Pelvic Health

Pregnancy and childbirth place additional demands on the pelvic floor and surrounding muscles.

Physiotherapy may help women experiencing pelvic discomfort, bladder leakage, pelvic floor weakness or other pregnancy-related pelvic health symptoms.

Treatment can also support recovery and rehabilitation following childbirth.

Menopause-Related Pelvic Pain and Discomfort

Hormonal and physical changes during perimenopause and menopause can contribute to changes in pelvic floor function, bladder control and pelvic comfort.

Physiotherapy may help manage certain symptoms through pelvic floor rehabilitation, appropriate exercises and personalised advice.

Pelvic Organ Prolapse

Pelvic organ prolapse can cause a feeling of heaviness, dragging, pressure or a bulge within the vagina.

Pelvic floor physiotherapy may help improve symptoms, strengthen pelvic support and provide advice on managing daily activities.

Endometriosis-Related Pelvic Pain

Endometriosis can cause persistent pelvic pain, discomfort and muscular tension.

Although physiotherapy does not treat the underlying endometriosis, it may help manage associated pelvic floor muscle dysfunction and pain as part of a wider treatment plan.

Pelvic Pain in Women and Men

Persistent pelvic pain can have a significant impact on everyday activities, exercise, relationships and general wellbeing.

Margherita offers an individualised approach to understanding pelvic symptoms and identifying whether physiotherapy may be beneficial.

Pelvic Health Physiotherapy for Men

Pelvic floor problems are not exclusive to women.

Men may also experience urinary leakage, pelvic discomfort and difficulties with pelvic floor muscle function.

Margherita welcomes male patients seeking assessment and advice for pelvic health concerns.

What Happens at Your First Appointment?

Your initial physiotherapy consultation provides an opportunity to discuss your symptoms, medical history and the impact your condition may be having on everyday life.

Margherita will consider your individual needs and explain the assessment and treatment options that may be appropriate.

Your treatment plan may include:

• Pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation
• Individually tailored exercises
• Bladder control strategies
• Advice on posture, movement and everyday activities
• Education and self-management techniques
• Follow-up physiotherapy where appropriate

Any examination or treatment will be explained beforehand and undertaken only with your informed consent.

Why Choose MUMS Solihull for Pelvic Health Physiotherapy?

At Midlands Ultrasound & Medical Services (MUMS), we understand how important it is to receive timely, compassionate and confidential care.

Our private diagnostic and treatment centre offers:

• Rapid access to private appointments without an NHS GP referral
• A welcoming and discreet clinical environment
• Personalised assessment and treatment
• Access to other private medical specialists and diagnostic services where appropriate
• A convenient Solihull location with ample free parking

Appointments and Prices

Margherita Privitera – Physiotherapist

Clinic: Thursday Afternoons

Book Your Private Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Appointment

Whether you are experiencing urinary leakage, pelvic pain, prolapse symptoms, pregnancy-related discomfort or pelvic floor problems, physiotherapy may help you take positive steps towards improving your symptoms.

Contact MUMS Solihull today to arrange an appointment with Margherita Privitera.

MUMS – Midlands Ultrasound & Medical Services

1 Park Avenue, Solihull, B91 3EJ

Private Healthcare for Women and Men – No GP Referral Required