Pelvic Health Physiotherapy Singapore
Care that supports pelvic and hip pain recovery.
Pelvis & Hip Conditions
Access hip pain physiotherapy near you
When your pelvic floor muscles and hips experience issues, they can affect your mobility, stability, and function. Without an appropriate treatment plan, even simple daily activities can start to feel more demanding.
At Singapore Physio Spine & Pelvis Clinic, care is tailored to your individual presentation. With assessment-led physiotherapy, treatment is guided by clinical findings to ensure appropriate support for your recovery.
Common pelvic health and hip conditions we treat
Pelvic joint and stability conditions
- Pelvic pain
- Sacroiliac joint (SIJ) dysfunction
- Conditions affecting pelvic stability and movement.
Hip joint conditions
- Impingement
- Labral tears
- Conditions affecting mobility and function.
Soft-tissue conditions
- Soft-tissue injuries
- Gluteal tendinopathy
- Snapping hip syndrome.
Nerve-related pelvic and hip conditions
- Nerve-related symptoms
- Sciatica
- Conditions affecting the pelvis and hip.
Biomechanical and movement-related hip issues
- Altered movement patterns and biomechanical factors contributing to hip pain.
Sporting and load-related hip conditions
- Hip conditions related to sporting activity, training load, or repetitive strain, such as hip bursitis.
Pregnancy-related conditions
- Pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain
- Hip and lower back discomfort
- Joint instability
- Movement changes.
How we approach care
Assess
Care begins with a thorough assessment to understand your concerns, symptoms, and movement patterns.
Diagnose
Findings, and imaging where appropriate, are used to diagnose and inform an appropriate treatment plan.
Treat
The treatment plan is discussed with you before care begins, ensuring clarity and shared understanding.
How we treat pelvic and hip pain
Physiotherapy
Physiotherapy is guided by individual assessment using hands-on techniques, exercise, and movement retraining to improve function and ease pain.
Osteopathic manual therapy
Osteopathic manual therapy uses physical therapy techniques to assess and manipulate joints, muscles, and soft tissues to address movement restrictions.
Clinical Pilates
Clinical Pilates is tailored to your needs and goals, using targeted techniques such as pelvic floor exercises to support strength, stability, and controlled movement.
Common hip and pelvic health physiotherapy questions
Do you treat people of all ages?
The clinic supports people across a wide range of ages, with treatment adapted to individual needs, goals, and stages of life.
Do you treat pelvic floor and hip issues together?
Yes. Pelvic health physiotherapists assess how core muscles, pelvic floor muscles, connective tissues, and the hip socket joint work together. Treatment may include pelvic floor muscle training, strengthening exercises, or relaxation techniques where appropriate.
Can physiotherapy support recovery after hip surgery or injury?
Physiotherapy may form part of a rehabilitation program following hip surgery, hip replacement, hip fracture, or hip labral tear. Treatment focuses on restoring movement, supporting recovery, and reducing the risk of further damage.
Do you treat conditions that aren’t listed here?
We assess and treat a wide range of musculoskeletal, women’s health, and pelvic and hip conditions. If you have questions or would like to confirm whether this care is suitable for you, the clinic can provide further guidance.
Do you have focused treatments and care for women's health?
Yes. The clinic offers dedicated women’s health physiotherapy, including care tailored to pregnancy, postnatal recovery, pelvic health, and related concerns.
Can pelvic and hip conditions affect bladder or bowel control?
Some pelvic and hip conditions may be associated with symptoms such as urinary incontinence, changes in bowel control, or altered pelvic floor muscle function.
Do I need to modify my training while I recover?
This depends on your condition and symptoms. Your physiotherapist will provide guidance on activity modification, load management, and safe progression during recovery.
Treat your pelvic and hip joint pain with the right support
Are you experiencing hip pain? With assessment-led physiotherapy care, contributing factors may be identified and addressed to support recovery and movement. The clinic is available to provide further guidance and assist with next steps.