At Brisbane Pelvic Physiotherapy, we can only fit a pessary if the following criteria are met: 1.     You have had a speculum examination and clearance from a GP/ Gynaecologist 2.     You are willing to self-manage your pessary (this means you are willing to take the pessary in and out yourself) 3.     You have been using topical vaginal oestrogen for more than 2 weeks  (if post-menopausal) Read more about your GPs involvement in a self-managed pessary Read more about managing your prolapse...

Prostate Cancer Recovery: How Pelvic Physiotherapy Supports You Understanding incontinence and sexual dysfunction after prostatectomy — and how we help at Brisbane Pelvic Physiotherapy Prostate cancer treatment can be life‑saving — but it often comes with physical side effects that impact daily life, confidence, and wellbeing. The two most common complications after prostatectomy are: Urinary incontinence Sexual dysfunction At Brisbane Pelvic Physiotherapy, we focus on helping men navigate...

Pelvic organ prolapse affects many women, causing discomfort and impacting daily life. A vaginal pessary offers a non-surgical way to support pelvic organs and relieve symptoms. However, fitting a pessary safely requires careful assessment and collaboration between your pelvic physiotherapist and your general practitioner (GP). This shared approach ensures the best outcomes and protects your vaginal health. Why GP Assessment Is Essential Before Pessary Fitting Before a pelvic physiotherapist...