Pelvic, Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy

Changes and clarifications for the POGP constitution 

We are delighted to invite POGP and other Physiotherapists to submit a digital poster of original work along with a 300 word (not counting references) abstract for the POGP 2020 Poster competition

ICS 2020

50th International Continence Society Annual Meeting 

18-21 November 2020 | Las Vegas, USA

https://www.ics.org/2020 

There has been some confusion with the message that you will have received from Fitwise, we are not hosting an e-conferencethis year and will be announcing the 2021 conference in due course

The most common symptom of coronavirus infection is a continuous cough which can last for several weeks after the initial infection.  Coughing is known to put pressure on the pelvic floor muscles and increase the risk of developing stress urinary incontinence (SUI) and vaginal prolapse.  There is much talk about the need for rehabilitation in people recovering from coronavirus, but so far very little on pelvic floor muscle rehabilitation specifically. 

Please find the MBF Coronavirus Update here: 

CSP MBF CORONAVIRUS UPDATE

Dear Members

Due to the COVID-19 situation, all correspondence for POGP that goes via Fitwise Management will for the near future ONLY be sent and received via e-mail, there will be no mail dealt with by post. 

Please contact info@pogp.co.uk  if unsure if your email address is up to date to check the records

Keep safe 

Katie