Postpartum Health
Discussing your pregnancy, birth and postpartum health will help identify and treat any issues as soon as possible, before they become chronic.
Supporting Your Recovery, Confidence, and Wellbeing After Birth
The weeks and months after having a baby can bring physical, emotional, and hormonal changes. Whether you are experiencing symptoms or simply want reassurance, our comprehensive postpartum assessment provides expert support tailored to your recovery.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What Is a Postpartum Health Check?
A postpartum health check is a detailed review of your physical and emotional wellbeing after pregnancy and birth.
We assess your recovery, discuss any symptoms or concerns, and provide personalised advice and treatment where needed.
When Should I Book a Postpartum Assessment?
You can book a postpartum check at any stage after birth, whether you are a few weeks, months, or even years postpartum.
Many women find it helpful to attend from six weeks onwards, particularly if they have ongoing symptoms or unanswered questions.
What Symptoms Can Be Reviewed?
We can help with a wide range of postpartum concerns, including:
- Perineal healing and scar discomfort
- Caesarean section recovery
- Heavy bleeding or irregular periods
- Pelvic pain
- Bladder and bowel symptoms
- Pelvic floor weakness or prolapse
- Pain during sex
- Breastfeeding-related hormonal symptoms
- Mood changes, anxiety, and emotional wellbeing
- Fatigue and hormonal concerns
What Does The Appointment Involve?
Your consultation focuses on the symptoms or concerns that are affecting you and includes a detailed discussion about your pregnancy, birth, and recovery.
Depending on your symptoms, the appointment may include an examination, pelvic ultrasound, blood tests, or recommendations for further investigations.
Our aim is to provide clear answers and a personalised plan to support your recovery and wellbeing.
What Treatments Are Available?
Treatment depends on your symptoms and may include reassurance, medication, hormonal support, pelvic floor physiotherapy referral, blood tests, imaging, or referral to other specialists when needed.
Is It Too Late to Seek Help?
Absolutely not. Many women continue to experience symptoms months or years after having a baby.
If something does not feel right, support is available and effective treatment options are often available.
Conditions
Using ultrasound guidance, with gas and air available for comfort if needed.
