Mummy MOT Leeds
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Mummy MOT In Leeds At The Good Health Centre
How it can help you
A Mummy MOT is a specialist postnatal examination for women following both vaginal and caesarean deliveries.
It will assess how your posture, pelvic floor muscles and stomach muscles are recovering after birth. A tailored care plan of treatment and exercises is then provided to help in your recovery and return to exercise safely.
Please note: A Mummy MOT is ideally conducted a minimum of 8 weeks following the delivery of the baby, provided there are no complications. However, it is generally advisable to wait until 12 weeks postnatal.
It is never too late for a Mummy MOT. It can still be taken years after childbirth, for those experiencing discomfort or seeking assessment prior to embarking on a new exercise regime.
Bookings can be made online, or by the reception team at the clinic.
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What To Expect
The Mummy MOT® includes an internal pelvic exam and you will be required to remove the bottom half of your clothing.
You will be asked to sign a consent form or give a verbal agreement before the exam takes place.
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You can book an appointment quickly and easily online by clicking below, if you have any questions prior to booking please get in touch with us on 0113 237 1173 or Email Us and one of the team will be in touch asap!
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