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InBody Clinic · Pelvic Pain Care

Gentle clinical care designed to ease pelvic discomfort, reduce inflammation, and improve tissue mobility, supporting long-term pelvic health and everyday comfort.

  • Pelvic Comfort
  • Tissue Mobility
  • Pelvic Wellbeing
Saila explaining pelvic anatomy with an anatomical model at InBody Clinic
An InBody Clinic therapist treating a patient’s abdomen with a handheld device

Pelvic pain can affecteveryday wellbeing

Persistent pelvic pain can affect comfort and daily activities. Women may experience deep pelvic discomfort, pain during intimacy, menstrual-related inflammation, or pressure and tension around the pelvis.

  1. Deep pelvic discomfort
  2. Pain during intimacy
  3. Menstrual-related inflammation
  4. Pelvic pressure or lower back tension

Care That SupportsPelvic Wellbeing

Treatment focuses on reducing inflammation, improving pelvic tissue mobility, and calming pain sensitivity to support long-term pelvic health.

  1. Reduce Inflammation

    Help manage inflammation and ease discomfort in the pelvic region.

  2. Improve Tissue Mobility

    Support pelvic tissue movement and flexibility for greater physical comfort.

  3. Calm Pain Sensitivity

    Help address pelvic tension and heightened pain sensitivity through targeted clinical care.

The Protocol &Ideal Candidates

Each session combines clinical techniques designed to ease pain, improve tissue mobility, and support circulation and recovery.

The Protocol Combines

Treatment May Include :

  1. Specialised pelvic manual therapy
  2. Clinical lymphatic drainage
  3. INDIBA radiofrequency to improve circulation and tissue healing
  4. Breathing and pelvic stability retraining

Ideal If You Notice

Many Patient Notice :

  1. Deep pelvic discomfort
  2. Pain during intimacy
  3. Menstrual-related inflammation, pelvic heaviness, or lower back tension

“Care may include specialised pelvic manual therapy, clinical lymphatic drainage, INDIBA radiofrequency, and breathing and pelvic stability retraining to support pelvic health and tissue recovery.”

Start Your Pelvic Care Journey

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