Dr. Shazia Shadab(PT) is HOD of physiotherapy Dept for Cloudnine hospitals across PAN-India and experienced physiotherapist with 12 years of specialization in women’s health. She earned her Bachelor's degree in Physiotherapy from Rajiv Gandhi University and pursued her post-graduation in Research Methodology. She is also certified in Women’s Health by the American Physical Therapy Association (APTA).

Dr. Shadab is an expert in managing pregnancy-related musculoskeletal conditions and pelvic health issues. Her practice focuses on advanced antenatal and postnatal therapies, addressing a range of concerns including pelvic girdle dysfunction, postpartum recovery, gynecological conditions, and challenges associated with childbirth.

She holds numerous certifications in areas such as pre- and post-natal care, pelvic floor rehabilitation, and the treatment of pelvic dysfunctions during and after pregnancy, Labour Mechanics, basic and advance certification in Dry needling, Dynamic Tapping with advance technique in pain relief .

She also specializes in managing postnatal lactational challenges, particularly breast abscess and engorgement, block duct through non-surgical, evidence-based physiotherapy techniques. In collaboration with renowned lactation consultant Ruth Patterson's

We help you in curing conditions like urinary incontinence which is extremely common during the course of pregnancy, frequent urination and inability to hold your bladder for a long time and hypertonic meaning too tight pelvic floor muscles. We also help you with conditions such as painful sex also known as ".dyspareunia", first and second degree of uterine prolapse. With a pelvic floor therapist around you, you will never have to worry about your intimate problems.

The goals of Pelvic Floor Re-education or therapy are to help you regain a functional pelvic floor.

After a full, detailed evaluation and a physical assessment which might include manual vaginal or rectal examination, a program of treatment is agreed, based on the findings, individual needs, goals and progress desired.

Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation includes pelvic floor retraining, manual therapy, bladder or bowel training, biofeedback, electrotherapy, education and advice.

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