Uro-gynecological physiotherapy in Geneva
Pregnancy, postpartum, urinary leakage, pelvic pain or menopause: Muriel Gilles is at your service at On Therapy in Grand-Saconnex.
A female-specific approach
Muriel Gilles, Physiotherapist specialized in urogyncology, she works at the On Therapy clinic, Chemin Taverney 13, in Grand-Saconnex. She offers a functional support which integrates pelvic health with the overall health of women, taking into account the life history and hormonal variations at each stage: pregnancy, postpartum, menopause.
Urogynecological rehabilitation is not limited to the perineum: it encompasses the abdominal-pelvic girdle, posture, breathing and the gradual resumption of sporting and professional activities.
The initial assessment determines whether the exam and the exercises will be interns, external staff, or both This depends entirely on the situation of each patient.
The situations we accompany
Consultation is useful whenever a pelvic symptom interferes with your daily life, your sport, or your intimate life, at any age.
- Urinary or fecal incontinence
- Pelvic organ prolapse
- Chronic pelvic pain or dyspareunia
- Endometriosis
- Menopause: pelvic symptoms and hormonal changes
- Preparation for childbirth and post-partum follow-up
- Post-gynecological or urological surgery recovery
- Diastasis recti
- Resumption of exercise and work after childbirth
How does a referral process work?
Initial assessment
Complete medical history, assessment of the abdominal-pelvic girdle and definition of your goals.
Treatment plan
Targeted exercises, manual techniques and biofeedback, if indicated, adapted to each patient.
Follow-up
The program is adjusted according to your progress and the resumption of your activities.
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Learn more →Uro-gynecology: your questions
Do you need a doctor's prescription?
A medical prescription is recommended for coverage by basic insurance (LAMal) or supplementary insurance.
When to consult after childbirth?
Generally, from 6 to 8 weeks after delivery, according to the opinion of the gynecologist. Treatment is available via LAMal on prescription.
Is the exam still internal?
No. This depends on the medical history and the situation of each female patient: the approach can be internal, external, or both.
Does uro-gynecological physiotherapy help with endometriosis or menopause?
Yes, appropriate functional management can relieve pelvic symptoms related to these two stages of life.
Are consultations reimbursed?
Yes, with a medical prescription, like any physiotherapy in Switzerland.
Make an appointment with Muriel Gilles
Book online or call us: we will find the right slot together.