Women's Health Physiotherapy in Kathmandu

Svc womens health physiotherapy, Manan Care Budhanilkantha

About This Service

Private, respectful care for urine leakage, pregnancy aches, recovery after delivery and pelvic floor strength.

Many women in Nepal live for years with urine leakage when they cough or laugh, back pain during pregnancy, or weakness after childbirth, because they feel shy to talk about it. These problems are common and very treatable. Sessions are private, and you are welcome to ask for a female physiotherapist.

Conditions We Help With

Every plan starts with a careful assessment and is shaped around the person, their goals and their family.

Common Questions

Honest answers to what families usually ask us about women's health physiotherapy.

Is Urine Leakage After Childbirth Normal?

It is common, but it is not something you have to live with. Pelvic floor exercises guided by a physiotherapist help most women improve within a few weeks to months.

What Is The Difference Between Inpatient, Outpatient And Home Visits?

Inpatient means staying at Manan with daily therapy and 24-hour care. Outpatient means clinic sessions. Home visits bring the physiotherapist to you.

How Soon After A Stroke Should Physiotherapy Start?

As soon as the doctor says it is safe, often within days. Early, gentle movement prevents stiffness and helps the brain relearn.

Which Areas Do You Cover For Home Visits?

Budhanilkantha, Golfutar, Maharajgunj, Bansbari, Dhapasi, Tokha, Kapan, Bouddha, Chabahil, Baluwatar, Lazimpat, and Lalitpur and Bhaktapur by schedule.

Do I Need A Doctor's Referral?

No. You can come directly. If an X-ray, MRI or specialist opinion is needed, we will tell you and help arrange it.

Will I Need Surgery For A Slipped Disc?

Most people with a disc prolapse improve without surgery through physiotherapy and time. We will tell you honestly if you should see a surgeon.