Dr. Leena Daware provides personalised pelvic floor physiotherapy, pelvic health and rehabilitation services for women, men and children, along with antenatal, postnatal and orthopaedic physiotherapy.
Pelvic health concerns can affect the bladder, bowel, pelvic floor, sexual function, movement and overall comfort. At Pelvic Health For All, treatment is based on your symptoms, assessment and individual health goals, with a focus on personalised care and progressive rehabilitation.
Whether you are seeking support for pelvic pain, urinary concerns, pregnancy-related changes, post-surgical recovery or musculoskeletal problems, the right physiotherapy approach can help you move towards better function and quality of life.
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Pelvic health can affect people at different ages and stages of life. Dr. Leena Daware provides physiotherapy for women, men and children, with treatment adapted to the individual's condition and needs.
Support for pelvic pain, urinary and bowel concerns, sexual pain, pregnancy-related changes, postpartum recovery and other women's pelvic health conditions.
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Physiotherapy for selected urinary, bowel, pelvic pain, post-prostatectomy and pelvic floor-related concerns in men.
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Age-appropriate physiotherapy for selected bladder, bowel and pelvic health concerns in children.
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Physiotherapy support during pregnancy and rehabilitation after childbirth, including pelvic floor, abdominal and functional recovery.
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Focused rehabilitation for pelvic floor dysfunction, pelvic pain, bladder and bowel concerns and selected post-surgical conditions.
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Rehabilitation for musculoskeletal pain, injuries, movement limitations and recovery following orthopaedic procedures.
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Pelvic floor physiotherapy focuses on the muscles and surrounding structures involved in bladder, bowel, sexual and pelvic function.
Depending on your condition, physiotherapy may support concerns such as:
Treatment is not limited to strengthening exercises. Depending on your assessment, your programme may include strengthening, relaxation, coordination, breathing, mobility, manual therapy and functional rehabilitation.
Explore Pelvic Health Services →Women's pelvic health can change during pregnancy, after childbirth, around menopause and following pelvic surgery. Physiotherapy can provide support for a range of pelvic floor and related concerns.
Men can also experience pelvic floor weakness, tightness, pain and coordination difficulties. Physiotherapy may form part of rehabilitation for selected pelvic health concerns.
Pelvic health concerns can also affect children. Treatment is adapted to the child's age, development, comfort and individual needs.
Pregnancy and childbirth can affect the pelvic floor, abdominal muscles, posture and movement. Physiotherapy may support women through different stages of pregnancy and recovery after childbirth.
Some pelvic health concerns require a more focused rehabilitation programme. Depending on your assessment, treatment may combine:
Treatment is adapted according to your symptoms, assessment findings and progress.
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Alongside pelvic health services, Dr. Leena Daware provides physiotherapy for a range of musculoskeletal and orthopaedic conditions.
Every treatment programme begins with understanding your individual concerns.
Your symptoms, concerns and treatment goals are discussed.
Relevant physical, pelvic, musculoskeletal and functional factors are assessed.
Your assessment findings and recommended treatment approach are explained clearly.
Treatment is selected according to your condition and individual needs.
You receive appropriate exercises, education and self-management guidance to support your rehabilitation.
Dr. Leena Daware is a senior physiotherapist at Sion LTMG Hospital, Mumbai, with experience across pelvic health and orthopaedic rehabilitation.
Her clinical areas include:
Her approach focuses on individual assessment, personalised treatment, patient comfort and progressive rehabilitation, with collaboration with other healthcare professionals where required.
Book a Consultation →Dr. Leena Daware provides pelvic health physiotherapy for patients from Mumbai and Navi Mumbai.
Sector 21, Nerul
Navi Mumbai, Maharashtra – 400706
Online consultations are also available by appointment.
Looking for a pelvic floor physiotherapist in Mumbai or Navi Mumbai? Get in touch to discuss your concerns and determine the appropriate next step.
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Dr. Leena Daware provides pelvic health physiotherapy for women, men and children, antenatal and postnatal physiotherapy, speciality pelvic floor rehabilitation and orthopaedic physiotherapy.
No. Pelvic floor physiotherapy can be appropriate for women, men and children, depending on their individual pelvic health concerns.
It may help manage selected bladder, bowel, pelvic pain, sexual health, pregnancy-related and post-surgical concerns.
Certain types of urinary leakage may be managed through pelvic floor training, coordination exercises, bladder strategies and other appropriate rehabilitation approaches.
Yes. Men may seek physiotherapy for urinary leakage, pelvic pain, bowel concerns, post-prostatectomy rehabilitation and selected pelvic floor-related conditions.
Yes. Age-appropriate physiotherapy is available for selected bladder, bowel and pelvic health concerns in children.
Online consultations are available by appointment. Suitability depends on the condition and the type of assessment or treatment required.
Whether you are looking for pelvic health physiotherapy, pregnancy and postpartum rehabilitation, paediatric pelvic physiotherapy or orthopaedic care, Dr. Leena Daware provides personalised treatment based on your individual needs.
Dr. Leena Daware
Patoria Polyclinic, Sector 21, Nerul, Navi Mumbai
Online consultations are available by appointment.
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