Find a Pelvic Floor PT for Postpartum Recovery
After childbirth — whether vaginal or cesarean — your pelvic floor needs rehabilitation. Leaking when you sneeze, painful sex, diastasis recti, and feelings of heaviness or pressure are all normal symptoms a pelvic floor PT can help you resolve. You deserve more than "just do Kegels."
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When can I start pelvic floor PT after delivery?
Most practitioners recommend waiting until your 6-week postpartum check-up, but some will evaluate sooner for specific concerns. A pelvic floor PT can assess you as early as 3-4 weeks postpartum in many cases.
Will pelvic floor PT help with postpartum leaking?
Yes. Urinary incontinence after childbirth is one of the most common conditions pelvic floor PTs treat — and one of the most successfully treated. Most patients see significant improvement within 6-8 sessions.
Does insurance cover postpartum pelvic floor PT?
Many insurance plans cover physical therapy, including pelvic floor PT. Coverage depends on your specific plan and diagnosis code. Ask your PT about billing codes for postpartum pelvic floor dysfunction.