Hi everyone, I have an internet friend who shares the same puedendal nerve and coccyx pain as I do. We have become each other's solace over the last few months. Laughing and crying with each other( Watsap only) anyway she has been receiving treatment in London but has not progressed at all and I told her about the many testimonials Iv seen on here regarding Maria Elliot and Helen Keeble. Is there any preference out of the two of these ladies, is any one better than the other? Any recommendation or knowledge greatly appreciated.
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It might be worth your friend emailing each physio directly with a full history of the pelvic pain so they themselves can make a decision if they are qualified enough to deal with all of these. It's likely they will both have a slightly different approach to treatment but will help in the long run. I'd also look at each of their profiles as they should each give a history of their training and any particular areas of interest they have. Your friend may also get a feel for whose best to treat her also, but if she sees one of them for a few sessions and doesn't feel she's connecting with her she can easily start treatment with someone else. I did this myself, the women's physio was lovely but I just didn't connect so switched as I went private to. I'm now about to restart as she's just come back off maternity leave. Good luck both you and your friend
Hi, thank you very much for your kind reply. I go to Sayers in London it is very slow progress but I'm not really sure that this is how it's supposed to be. She also goes. There but is maybe looking for someone new
I know them both personally. They are both exceptional physiotherapists! I went to Maria Elliott when I lived in England. She is An expert at treating pelvic pain patients and an excellent listener. Helen is just as good. You can't go wrong with either one.
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I am a pelvic floor specialist physio myself and I'm based in South London. I treat men and women with pelvic floor dysfunction including pelvic pain. There is a tool for you to find women's and men's health physiotherapists. There you will be able to see who is available by post code and you'll also be able to read their profile.
I have seen both physios, and Helen is the better choice. By far. Helen makes you feel at ease, is compassionate and follows up on a personal level. Maria is nice, but seems a bit forgetful and distracted. She would take months to answer mails for instance, seeming not to care too much. Also, her advice was sometimes weird, and she seems a little cynical to be honest.
Thank you, I am at present being treat by a women’s health specialist Physio at Manchester hospital. She is very good so I will now wait and see as I’m nit sure how long I will be under her card for. Thank you for your reply,
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