Pelvic physiotherapy and endometriosis
Pelvic physiotherapy may help with muscle tension, pain and function for some people.
Read resourceEndometriosis Knowledge Centre
Pelvic Physiotherapy, Pain and Rehabilitation
Understand how pelvic physiotherapy, pain care and rehabilitation may support people living with endometriosis-related pain, tension, flares and recovery.
Resources
In this section
Pelvic floor symptoms explained
Pain can cause muscles to guard, tighten or become difficult to relax.
Read resourceChronic pelvic pain and endometriosis
Persistent pain can involve more than visible disease alone.
Read resourcePain management clinics: what they do
Pain management is specialist support for complex or persistent pain.
Read resourceNerve pain language explained
Words like burning, shooting and electric can help describe nerve-like symptoms.
Read resourceMovement, pacing and flare management
Pacing can help manage activity without blaming the person for symptoms.
Read resourcePost-surgery rehabilitation
Recovery may need more than wound healing.
Read resourceFeatured next step
Endometriosis Care Directory
Explore endometriosis providers, clinics and services, and prepare questions to ask.
Prepare for Appointment Tool
Organise your symptoms, questions and concerns before speaking with a doctor or specialist.
Keep exploring
Related sections
Treatment and Surgery
Learn about common treatment and surgery language, including pain management, hormonal options, excision, ablation, recovery and questions to ask before making care decisions.
Open sectionLiving With Endometriosis
Endometriosis can affect more than physical health. Find resources on daily life, school, work, relationships, emotional wellbeing and being taken seriously.
Open sectionFind Specialist Care
Learn who does what in endometriosis care, understand different specialist roles, and use the Endometriosis Care Directory to explore providers and services.
Open sectionSafety note: This information is for education and support only. It does not diagnose, provide medical advice or recommend personal treatment. Always speak with an appropriate healthcare professional about your symptoms and care options.