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Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Treatment

Urine Leakage Has to Be Talked About. We've Been Listening Since 1996.

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The Foundation of Your Core

Your Pelvic Floor. Your Confidence. Your Life.

The pelvic floor is a group of muscles, ligaments, and connective tissue forming the base of your pelvis. They support your bladder, bowel, and uterus — and when they stop working as they should, the impact on daily life is far greater than most people realise.

Leaking when you laugh, cough, or sneeze. The panic of not finding a toilet in time. The constant, unexplained heaviness in the pelvis. Pain during intimacy that has been silently endured for years. Bowel urgency or constipation that no diet change has fixed. These are not things you must simply accept. They are not inevitable parts of ageing, childbirth, or womanhood. They are treatable conditions — and at SVPC, we have been treating them successfully for nearly three decades.

Urine leakage, in particular, has to be talked about. It is far more common than most people know — affecting men and women of all ages — and far more treatable than most people believe. The reason so many continue to suffer is not that treatment doesn't exist. It is that no one told them it does. We are here to change that.

At SVPC, every assessment is conducted in a private, fully confidential setting. Every treatment plan is built around your specific symptoms, your history, and your life. And every patient — without exception — is treated with the respect and compassion this deeply personal area of health deserves.

Stress Incontinence Urge Incontinence Mixed Incontinence Giggle Incontinence Bowel Incontinence Chronic Constipation Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP) Dyspareunia Vaginismus

Conditions We Treat

Stress Urinary Incontinence

1 in 3
Women experience stress incontinence — involuntary leakage on coughing, sneezing, laughing, or exercise. One of the most common and most under-reported conditions we treat. Highly responsive to pelvic floor rehabilitation.

Urge Incontinence

70-80%
Improvement rate with specialist pelvic floor physiotherapy — including rPMS — in published clinical studies. We have seen this in our own clients. Arni Karthikeyan, 64, came to us wearing diapers every time he left home. He no longer does.

Mixed Incontinence

Most Common Type
Both urgency and stress triggers present together — the most frequently under-diagnosed pattern. Requires a combined physiotherapy approach, and responds well to it.

Giggle Incontinence

Under-reported
Leakage triggered specifically by laughter — common in children and adolescents, rarely discussed, rarely treated. Pelvic floor retraining is effective and life-changing for young clients.

Bowel Incontinence & Constipation

1 in 10
Adults are affected by faecal incontinence — a condition many suffer in silence for years. Bowel retraining, pelvic floor rehabilitation, and biofeedback can restore significant control.

Pelvic Organ Prolapse (POP)

50%
Of women who have delivered show some degree of prolapse. Conservative physiotherapy is the recommended first-line treatment — and at SVPC, it has helped many clients avoid surgery entirely.

Dyspareunia (Painful Intimacy)

75%
Of women experience pain during intimacy at some point in their lives — yet the vast majority never receive treatment. Manual therapy and targeted pelvic floor rehabilitation can resolve it, gradually and gently.

Vaginismus

Highly Treatable
Involuntary muscle contraction making intimacy or examination painful or impossible. With patient, skilled physiotherapy — never rushed, always explained — the majority of clients achieve full resolution.
"Urine leakage is very common — especially after childbirth. But before I came to SVPC, I thought it was just my problem."

That is what Vadivu Arun told us after completing her treatment. Within 10 days, the urge to urinate had completely stopped. In a separate case, 64-year-old Arni Karthikeyan had been wearing diapers every time he left home due to urge incontinence. After rPMS — Repetitive Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation combined with targeted pelvic floor exercises at SVPC, he now goes out without diapers, without leakage, without the panic. These are not exceptional cases. They are the standard of care we hold ourselves to.

Patient testimonials, Sri Venkateswara Physiotherapy Centre. Individual outcomes vary.

World's Best Non-Invasive Treatment for Pelvic Floor Conditions

The Salus Talent Pro rPMS — Repetitive Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation — is a 3-Tesla magnetic stimulation system that strengthens and re-educates the pelvic floor muscles completely non-invasively. You remain fully clothed. There is no internal procedure. There is no discomfort.

The system delivers precisely controlled magnetic pulses that stimulate the pelvic floor muscles to contract — mimicking thousands of Kegel exercises in a single session, even in clients who cannot perform effective voluntary contractions on their own. For clients with urinary incontinence, pelvic organ prolapse, and post-surgical weakness, it is a transformative addition to conventional physiotherapy.

At SVPC, rPMS is always paired with a personalised pelvic floor rehabilitation programme — because technology and expert physiotherapy together produce far better outcomes than either alone.

Available at: Mylapore · Kanchipuram V2 (Collah Chatiram) · Kanchipuram V3 (Vilakadi Koil St)

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Your Pelvic Floor Journey at SVPC

Three simple phases — built around you

Pelvic floor conditions are rarely simple. Symptoms overlap. The history matters deeply. At SVPC, your first consultation is unhurried and entirely confidential — with a clinician who has seen it all and will not rush, dismiss, or minimise what you are experiencing. There is nothing you will tell us that we have not heard before, and helped before.

Relief

A thorough assessment to understand where the issue lies and your current recovery potential. We map your baseline function before designing your personalised treatment plan — including a detailed history review and clinical pelvic floor assessment in complete privacy.

Recover

Targeted pelvic floor rehabilitation combining exercise therapy, rPMS (where indicated), biofeedback, manual therapy, bladder or bowel retraining, postural education, and core strengthening. Each session builds on the last.

Regain

Return to daily life — confidently, without pads, without fear, without planning around toilets. Regular progress reviews, plan adjustments, and a home programme designed to sustain your results long after formal treatment ends.

The Treatment Gap

Why Ignoring It Only Makes It Worse

Without Physiotherapy

  • Occasional leakage becomes daily restriction — and eventually, full dependence on pads or diapers
  • Prolapse progresses untreated, eventually requiring surgical intervention
  • Pain during intimacy leads to avoidance, relationship strain, and deep psychological distress
  • Untreated vaginismus makes gynaecological examinations impossible — affecting long-term health monitoring
  • Chronic constipation causes secondary anorectal complications and increasing discomfort
  • Women withdraw from exercise, social activity, and confidence in their own bodies
  • Men with prostate-related or post-surgical incontinence resign themselves to lifelong pads — unnecessarily

With SVPC Pelvic Floor Treatment

  • Leakage episodes significantly reduced or eliminated — often within weeks
  • Prolapse symptoms managed conservatively — surgery avoided in a large proportion of cases
  • Dyspareunia and vaginismus resolved through gradual, pain-free, fully explained treatment
  • Intimacy, confidence, dignity, and quality of life restored
  • Bowel function regulated through targeted retraining and biofeedback
  • Return to sport, exercise, and daily life — without fear, without pads, without planning around toilets
  • rPMS delivers results even where voluntary muscle contraction is difficult or impossible

Who Comes to Us?

40% Urinary
Urinary incontinence (stress / urge / mixed)
20% POP
Pelvic organ prolapse
18% Pain
Dyspareunia & vaginismus
12% Bowel
Bowel incontinence & constipation
10% Post-partum
Post-partum & post-surgical pelvic floor

Recovery Potential

Improvement Potential with SVPC Pelvic Floor Physiotherapy

Urge Incontinence (rPMS + Physio)
80%
Stress Incontinence
78%
Vaginismus
85%
Dyspareunia
75%
Pelvic Organ Prolapse (conservative)
70%
Bowel Incontinence
65%

Outcomes based on published clinical literature and SVPC patient records with consistent physiotherapy. Individual results vary.

Why SVPC for Pelvic Floor Treatment?

Nearly 30 Years of Expertise. India's Most Advanced Technology. Total Privacy.

Pelvic floor physiotherapy is a subspeciality that demands advanced training, high sensitivity, and genuine patience. It is not something every physiotherapist is equipped to do — and not every clinic offers the environment where clients feel safe enough to talk about what they are truly experiencing. At SVPC, both the expertise and the environment have been built deliberately, over nearly three decades.

Absolute Privacy — Always

Your consultations, assessments, and treatment sessions are conducted in fully private settings. Our team is trained to hold your trust completely — without rush, without judgment, and without making you feel that what you are experiencing is unusual or trivial. Many of our clients tell us that their consultation at SVPC was the first time they had openly discussed symptoms they had hidden for years — sometimes for decades. That is the environment we work to create, every single day.

World's Best Non-Invasive Treatment

Salus Talent Pro rPMS — The Technology That Changes Everything

SVPC offers the Salus Talent Pro rPMS — a 3-Tesla Repetitive Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation system that is widely regarded as the world's leading non-invasive pelvic floor treatment technology. It is FDA-cleared, completely painless, and requires no internal procedure. For clients with urinary incontinence, prolapse, post-surgical weakness, or bowel dysfunction, it delivers results that exercise alone often cannot. As Arni Karthikeyan — a 64-year-old patient who came to us wearing diapers — put it: "I am now totally relieved of my urge incontinence. Going out without diapers, no leakage, no dripping."

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Since 1996

30 Years of Clinical Excellence in Women's & Pelvic Health

Dr. Abirami Ramesh Babu and the SVPC team have been treating pelvic floor conditions with clinical rigour and deep compassion for nearly 30 years. Our treatment protocols are continuously updated, our equipment is world-class, and our approach is always evidence-based. We treat the full spectrum — from urinary and bowel incontinence to prolapse, dyspareunia, vaginismus, PCOD, prenatal and post-partum rehabilitation, and post-surgical pelvic floor recovery. And we do it for both women and men, because pelvic floor conditions do not discriminate by gender.

Your Treatment Programme Includes

A comprehensive clinical evaluation
Pelvic floor muscle assessment (strength, tone, endurance, coordination)
rPMS — Repetitive Peripheral Magnetic Stimulation (where indicated)
Biofeedback therapy (internal and external)
Myofascial and trigger-point release
Manual therapy for dyspareunia and vaginismus
Core strengthening and postural education
Bladder retraining and urgency suppression techniques
Bowel retraining protocols
Body mechanics education
Activity modification guidance
Breathing and relaxation techniques
Personalised home exercise programme
Coordination with gynaecologists or urogynaecologists when required

What Sets SVPC Apart

Specialist-trained pelvic floor physiotherapists — not generalists
Salus Talent Pro rPMS — world's best non-invasive pelvic floor technology
Fully private consultation and treatment rooms, without exception
Nearly 30 years of clinical experience across complex pelvic floor cases
Treatment for both women and men — incontinence does not discriminate
Post-partum rehabilitation from 6 weeks onwards
Prenatal pelvic floor preparation and childbirth exercises
Post-surgical pelvic rehabilitation (hysterectomy, prostatectomy, C-section)
PCOD / irregular cycle management support
Hormonal imbalance — managed as part of whole-person care
Continuously updated, evidence-based treatment protocols
A team that listens — completely, without judgment — every time

Real Patients. Real Recovery.

Conditions that are rarely spoken about — and almost never treated as well as this.

"I am Arni Karthikeyan, age 64. I had been suffering from urge incontinence — I had to wear a diaper and make frequent visits to the toilet before going out. I came to know about effective treatment available by modern approach and pelvic floor exercises without any surgical interventions or medication. I approached Sri Venkateswara Physiotherapy Centre, where they offer the latest technology — RPMS — followed by pelvic floor exercise to strengthen the pelvic muscles. Now I am totally relieved of my urge incontinence. Going out without diapers, no leakage, no dripping, and I can hold urine till I reach the toilet. I must thank Dr. Abirami Ramesh Babu and Mr. Gukul, who has been immense help to me."
— Arni Karthikeyan, SVPC Patient
★★★★★ — Google Review, Sri Venkateswara Physiotherapy Centre
"I want to tell you all something important. The best treatment for urinary incontinence is provided here. Everyone should get aware of this. I recently came to know that urinary incontinence is very common among women during this period, especially after childbirth. But before this, I thought it was just my problem. After taking this treatment for about 10 days, the urge to urinate has completely stopped. I feel that I am recovering well before the treatment days are even over. Everyone who treats here is kind and caring. Even if they miss the treatment, they care about our health and call us to remind us to get well soon. I mean this sincerely. This is a great hospital for urinary incontinence."
— Vadivu Arun, SVPC Patient
★★★★★ — Google Review, Sri Venkateswara Physiotherapy Centre

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References & Research
  1. Dumoulin, C., et al. (2018). Pelvic floor muscle training versus no treatment for urinary incontinence in women. Cochrane Database of Systematic Reviews. https://doi.org/10.1002/14651858.CD005654.pub4
  2. Hagen, S., et al. (2014). Individualised pelvic floor muscle training in women with pelvic organ prolapse (POPPY trial). The Lancet, 383(9919), 796–806. https://doi.org/10.1016/S0140-6736(13)61977-7
  3. Barber, M.D., & Maher, C. (2013). Epidemiology and outcome assessment of pelvic organ prolapse. International Urogynecology Journal, 24(11), 1783–1790. https://doi.org/10.1007/s00192-013-2169-9
  4. Lim, R., et al. (2021). Repetitive peripheral magnetic stimulation of the pelvic floor for urinary incontinence: A systematic review. Neurourology and Urodynamics, 40(1), 68–80.
  5. Lahaie, M.A., et al. (2010). Vaginismus: a review of the literature on the classification, etiology and treatment. Women's Health, 6(5), 705–719. https://doi.org/10.2217/whe.10.46
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