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Physiotherapy before, after, and during pregnancy

Gesundheit, Wohlbefinden und Hoffnung – in jeder Phase

What you should know about physiotherapy before, during, and after pregnancy

Our specialized physiotherapy for women is led by our experienced therapists and provides comprehensive support in every phase of your pregnancy journey.

Before Pregnancy: Before you even become pregnant, our therapist takes responsibility for preparing your body for the upcoming journey. We help you achieve optimal health and fitness to create the best conditions for a successful pregnancy.

During Pregnancy: During this special time in your life, changes in the body are inevitable. Our therapist focuses on providing you with pain relief, mobility, and an improved quality of life during pregnancy. We assist you in managing specific female issues and ensure that you feel as comfortable as possible during your pregnancy.

After Pregnancy: After giving birth, physical recovery is crucial. Our therapist helps you get your body back in shape, strengthen muscles, alleviate pain, and restore your body’s functionality. We are here to ensure that you experience a smooth recovery after childbirth and can focus on motherhood.

Our specially trained therapist has years of experience in caring for women before, during, and after pregnancy. They understand the unique needs and challenges that come with these life phases and are ready to support you at every stage of your journey.

Schedule an appointment today to make your pregnancy as comfortable and successful as possible.

The key features of physiotherapy for women before, after, and during pregnancy

Physiotherapy for women before, during, and after pregnancy is a individually tailored therapy aimed at relieving pain, improving mobility, and addressing specific female concerns. Before pregnancy, it can prepare for childbirth, during pregnancy enhance comfort, and after childbirth aid in recovery and strengthening of the body.

More than just physiotherapy - we create opportunities.

Pregnancy therapy at Physio Dynamics goes beyond pure physical treatment; it aims to achieve an integrated state of well-being. Transform your health through our individually tailored, osteopathically informed pregnancy therapy programs.

Enhancing well-being
up to 60%
Pain reduction
up to 75%
Stress reduction
up to 80%

Therapist

Dipl. Physiotherapist

Georg J. Kuhnert

An experienced therapist with many years of professional practice who is now on the path to becoming an osteopath.

Hard work

Determination and hard work are fundamental principles for achieving one's goals. Whether it's personal growth, professional success, physical fitness, or any other aspect of life, a focused mind and continuous effort can move mountains.

Amazing results

Better results are often achieved when patients consult a doctor or therapist of their choice in a timely manner. Addressing issues early increases the likelihood of a quick resolution, rather than waiting and hoping for improvement over an extended period.

I find this interesting and informative

Therapy can be enjoyable as you learn more about the functions and intricacies of your body. This knowledge can help prevent recurring health issues in the long run.

Choose your time.

Staurday

08:00-12:00

Monday

07:00-10:00

Tuesday

07:00-20:00

Wednesday

18:30-20:00

Thursday

07:00-20:00

Friday

15:00-20:00

Important information

While the combination of physiotherapy for women in different stages of pregnancy with an osteopathic approach offers various benefits, it’s important to note that it may not be suitable for everyone. Here are some absolute and relative contraindications:

Absolute contraindications:

Severe medical conditions: These include serious health issues that require special caution, such as severe infectious diseases, fractures, or uncontrolled cardiovascular conditions.

Relative contraindications:

Pregnancy: While not strictly contraindicated, pregnant women should consult a healthcare provider for a customized treatment plan.
Osteoporosis: Care must be taken to adapt therapy methods to avoid potential fractures.
Arthritis: Patients with arthritic conditions may require special adjustments in their therapy plans.
Chronic pain disorders: Conditions like fibromyalgia may require a more cautious approach.

Always consult your healthcare provider for an individual recommendation based on your medical history and current health condition. If any of the absolute contraindications apply, the combination of physiotherapy and an osteopathic approach is not advisable. Relative contraindications require careful assessment and possible adjustment of the treatment plan.

If you are considering physiotherapy for women before, during, and after pregnancy with us, there are some important points to consider for an optimal experience:

Facilities and amenities:

We offer a state-of-the-art physiotherapy clinic specialized in women’s care.
Our premises are designed for comfort and privacy.
Relaxing environment: Our clinic provides a calm and soothing atmosphere.

What to bring:

Comfortable, loose-fitting clothing that allows for movement.
Please bring a water bottle for hydration.
If you have personal preferences, you can bring your own towel.
Medical records: Bring all relevant medical documents and a list of your current medications for a comprehensive assessment.
Any orthopedic insoles or braces you use.
A notebook and pen to record exercises and feedback.

Insurance considerations:

Some insurance companies may require a prior prescription for our physiotherapy for women before, during, and after pregnancy.
A prescription allows for precise customization of your therapy plan, especially when osteopathic concepts are involved.
It may also be a requirement for insurance coverage, depending on your provider’s policies.

We recommend checking with your insurance company for their specific requirements and obtaining a physiotherapy prescription if necessary. This ensures a smooth and effective physiotherapy experience for women before, during, and after pregnancy with us.

In Switzerland, the healthcare system is comprehensive, but the coverage of treatments, including manual therapy, can depend on various factors:

Basic Health Insurance (Compulsory Health Insurance – LaMal): In Switzerland, there is compulsory health insurance known as LaMal (L’Assurance Maladie). When a doctor prescribes manual therapy or physiotherapy, basic insurance typically covers a portion of the costs. However, there is usually a deductible that patients must reach first, and then there is a co-payment (often 10% of the costs) up to a certain maximum that patients must pay out of pocket each year.

Supplementary Insurance: Many Swiss citizens also opt for supplementary or complementary insurance to cover healthcare services not paid for by compulsory insurance or to receive higher reimbursements. Depending on the policy, this insurance may cover more sessions or different types of treatments within manual therapy.

Out-of-Pocket Payment: If you seek manual therapy without a doctor’s prescription or if your insurance does not cover it, you may need to pay out of pocket. It’s always a good idea to inquire about prices in advance.

Recognition of the Therapist: It is crucial to check whether the manual therapist or physiotherapist is recognized by your insurance. In Switzerland, not all therapists are recognized by every insurance, which means that the insurance may not cover their services even with a doctor’s prescription.

Accident vs. Illness: If the need for therapy arises from a work-related or non-work-related accident, the costs may be covered differently, often by accident insurance rather than regular health insurance.

Session Limitations: Even if manual therapy is covered, there may be a limit on the number of paid sessions within a specific time frame.

In summary, manual therapy in Switzerland may be covered under various circumstances. However, it’s important to check your specific insurance details, verify the recognition status of your therapist, and be aware of deductibles and co-payments. If you’re uncertain, it’s a good idea to contact your insurance provider directly or consult with the manual therapist regarding payment expectations.

Suitability of physiotherapy for women before, after, and during pregnancy:

Suitable for most women:

Therapy is generally suitable for most women.
It is tailored individually to the needs and health conditions of each woman.

Important considerations:

There are exceptions and contraindications to consider.
Each woman’s individual situation must be taken into account.

Consultation with healthcare provider:

It is advisable to consult with a healthcare provider or gynecologist.
The goal is to ensure that the therapy is safe and effective.

Relative contraindications:

Pregnancy
Osteoporosis
Arthritis
Chronic pain disorders

Absolute contraindications:

Severe medical conditions where therapy is not recommended.

Individual adaptation:

Therapy is customized to the individual health condition and needs of each woman.

In summary: Physiotherapy for women before, after, and during pregnancy is suitable in most cases but requires individual assessment and consultation with a healthcare provider to ensure the safety and effectiveness of the therapy. Contraindications should be carefully considered.

Individual customization: The therapy is specifically tailored to the needs of each woman, ensuring personalized care.

Holistic approach: The combination of physiotherapy and osteopathic concepts considers not only physical complaints but also the holistic health of the woman, including psychological aspects.

Pain relief: The therapy aims to alleviate pain that can occur during pregnancy, such as back and pelvic pain.

Mobility and comfort: Targeted exercises and techniques improve mobility, leading to increased comfort during pregnancy.

Preparation for childbirth: The therapy can physically prepare women for childbirth, potentially increasing the chances of a smooth delivery.

Postnatal care and recovery: After childbirth, the therapy aids in recovery, strengthens muscles, and promotes a return to optimal health.

Osteopathic principles: Integrating osteopathic principles allows for a holistic view of health and enhances the body’s self-healing capabilities.

Tailored treatment: Each woman receives a therapy customized to her individual needs and challenges.

Continuous care: The therapy provides continuous support and care throughout the pregnancy journey, resulting in comprehensive care.

Improved quality of life: Combining physiotherapy and osteopathic concepts significantly enhances health and quality of life during this important life phase.

These benefits make the combination of physiotherapy and osteopathic concepts at Physio Dynamics an effective and holistic method to support women in various stages of pregnancy.

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