Women's Pelvic & Perinatal Health
Located in Wollongong, Evolve Health Illawarra offers expert care in Women’s Health, with practitioners experienced in Pelvic and Perinatal Health. Pelvic health concerns can be difficult to discuss, and they look different for everyone. Many suffer in silence, but you don’t have to. Contact us today to find out more!
WHAT IS REAL TIME ULTRASOUND?
Real time ultrasound is a non-invasive tool that provides real-time imaging of varying structures of the body. It is the same type of ultrasound imaging technology that is used during pregnancy to view an unborn baby.
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Kayla uses RTUS to assess the function of the pelvic floor. It allows both herself and her patient to ACTUALLY SEE the pelvic floor switching on and off in real time. This optimises the overall understanding of your anatomy and function.
COMMON PELVIC HEALTH CONCERNS :
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​Pelvic pain
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Pelvic floor muscle dysfunction (weakness, overactivity)
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Pregnancy related pelvic pain or pubic symphysis dysfunction and pain
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Diastasis recti (abdominal separation)
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Post-partum assessment
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Coccydynia (tailbone pain)
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Vaginismus
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Painful periods or painful ovulation
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Painful intercourse
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Bladder leakage
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Bladder urgency or overactive bladder
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Pelvic organ prolapse
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Constipation
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Pudendal neuralgia
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Endometriosis or PCOS
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Unresolved, recurring lower back or hip pain (the pelvic floor may be contributing)
WHAT DOES AN INTERAL PELVIC FLOOR ASSESSMENT LOOK LIKE?
In some cases, when indicated, internal assessment and treatment of the pelvis and pelvic floor region may be indicated. Kayla will explain in thorough detail if assessment and treatment would be of benefit to understanding your condition. In females, or those born with a vagina, these techniques allow for assessment of the pelvic floor muscles, the uterus, cervix, perineum, urethra, bladder, fascia, connective tissue and ligaments of the pelvis, as well as assessment and treatment for scars from episiotomies or tears.
NOTE: Our pelvic region is sensitive, especially if pain is involved. It is important to understand that every pelvic health consultation may not involve internal assessment. The beginning of your assessment and treatment may simply involve education, external assessment, and implementing management techniques specific to you and your body.
It is important to understand that during this consultation, you are in control. If at any point you are uncomfortable, whether discussing a subject or with an internal technique, you can choose to stop.
Our Pelvic Health Practitioners
At Evolve Health Illawarra, we’re proud to offer specialised care in Women's Pelvic and Perinatal Health. Our experienced practitioners are here to support you through a range of pelvic health concerns—from pelvic pain and pregnancy-related issues to post-partum recovery. We understand these topics can be difficult to discuss, but we’re here to provide a safe and supportive environment, helping you achieve optimal health with tailored treatment plans designed to meet your unique needs.
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Kayla works closely with other Pelvic Health practitioners in the Illawarra, sharing patients depending on their specific needs and referring on where necessary.
If you are unsure, yet feel like something may relate to your body or symptoms, give our clinic a call, or ask at your next session. You can always book a standard session with Kayla, or any of the Evolve team where you can start the conversation in a safe environment. You will be referred to the appropriate practitioner for your specific pain or symptoms.
KAYLA MOROSIN
Physiotherapist Kayla Morosin has completed further coursework through the Australian Physiotherapy Association having completed her Women’s Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Level 1 in 2022 and currently undertaking Level 2. Kayla is also trained in Perinatal Clinical Pilates. Kayla is trained in real time ultrasound to assess and observe the function of the pelvic floor and core, a fantastic option if you want to learn about your pelvic floor function but prefer not to have an internal assessment.
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Kayla’s interest in the women’s health field of physiotherapy came about following the birth of her two children. Having already had a keen interest in pre and post natal clinical pilates, Kayla thought she was well prepared, but was shocked by the sheer change her body experienced throughout pregnancy, childbirth and return to exercise. It was then that she noticed the huge gap in patient care, with most focus being on the baby and not the mother. Kayla’s goal is to help women to feel more confident and strong both in the lead up to birth and after and to educate them about appropriate self care measures to help avoid injury and pain.
