Every Woman
Needs a Sangini.

Some women experience urinary leakage during or after pregnancy, but persistent leakage should not simply be ignored. A pelvic-floor assessment can help identify appropriate rehabilitation and strengthening strategies.

Breastfeeding can involve adjustment, but ongoing or significant pain may be related to latch, positioning or other feeding concerns. Appropriate lactation guidance can help identify what may need attention.

Exercise can be appropriate during many pregnancies, but the right type and intensity depend on individual health, pregnancy stage and medical guidance. A pregnancy-focused professional can help create a suitable movement plan.

Diastasis recti refers to separation along the abdominal midline that may occur during pregnancy. Recovery varies from person to person and an appropriate postpartum assessment can help guide rehabilitation.

Pelvic-floor support may be worth discussing when you experience urinary leakage, pelvic heaviness, weakness, discomfort, difficulty returning to activity or other persistent pelvic symptoms.

Back discomfort is reported by many pregnant women, but that does not mean you need to simply tolerate it. Depending on your individual situation, posture, movement and physiotherapy guidance may help support comfort and function.