Women's & pelvic health physiotherapist

Let's talk.
Let's heal.

Private, evidence-informed telehealth for pelvic floor concerns, pregnancy and postnatal recovery, and musculoskeletal wellbeing — with time to be heard.

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Telehealth only for now — MD Physiotherapy Center is growing into a full women's-health clinic.

MD Physiotherapy Center
AHPRA Registered
Physiotherapist
Women's pelvic health
Support grounded in dignity and listening.
Evidence-informed care
Practice shaped by research and education.
Telehealth-first
Private consultation from a comfortable place.
01 — Expertise

Begin with a conversation.

Every consultation starts with your goals, your symptoms and what matters in daily life. Advice is individual — education, movement guidance and a tailored plan where it helps.

01

Pelvic floor concerns

Education and guidance for pelvic floor dysfunction, bladder and bowel health, and stress urinary incontinence.

02

Pregnancy & postnatal recovery

Support through pregnancy-related changes, postnatal musculoskeletal recovery, return to activity and self-management.

03

Pelvic pain & movement

A considered approach to persistent pain, mobility, strength, pacing and functional rehabilitation goals.

02 — Meet Megina
MD

Megina Dawadi

Women's pelvic health physiotherapist & clinical researcher
"Good care begins when a woman feels heard — especially with concerns she may have carried quietly for a long time."

Megina's practice rests on one idea: sensitive health concerns deserve time, clear explanations and a plan that fits real life. She brings a calm, culturally responsive, evidence-informed approach to every consultation.

Her career spans Australia, Nepal and India — from broad rehabilitation and oncology support to hospital-based obstetrics and gynaecology physiotherapy, women's imaging and private practice. Those years shaped her commitment to accessible pelvic healthcare, patient education and multidisciplinary care.

Her long-term vision is MD Physiotherapy Center: an inclusive women's-health clinic uniting pelvic physiotherapy, education, research and community care.

Qualifications & expertise

Master of Physiotherapy — Obstetrics & Gynaecology
KLE University, India · First Rank Holder with Distinction, 76.44% (2023)
Bachelor of Physiotherapy
Rajiv Gandhi University of Health Sciences, India · First Class with Distinction, 80% (2018)
Pelvic floor rehabilitationPregnancy & postnatal careMusculoskeletal rehabPain managementExercise prescription
Registrations: AHPRA · SIRA accredited · NHPC · IAP Life Member · HCPC · PBNZ
03 — Professional timeline

From rehabilitation practice to pelvic health leadership.

2018

Physiotherapy foundation

Graduated with First Class with Distinction and began in oncology rehabilitation at Nepal Cancer Hospital and Research Centre.

2018–2021

Department leadership & broad rehabilitation

Senior Physiotherapist and Department Lead in manual therapy across orthopaedic, neurological, sports, geriatric and paediatric rehabilitation.

2021–2023

Women's health specialisation

Master's placement in Obstetrics & Gynaecology at KLE's Prabhakar Kore Hospital & Medical Research Centre, focused on pelvic floor rehabilitation and postnatal care.

2023–2024

Research distinction & Kathmandu practice

Completed the Master of Physiotherapy as First Rank Holder; continued musculoskeletal and outpatient rehabilitation in Kathmandu.

2024–2026

Australian health-care systems experience

Clinical administration and advanced medical transcription supporting women's imaging and multidisciplinary communication across Australian health-care settings.

2026–now

Women's health physiotherapy in Australia

Pelvic floor rehabilitation, women's health and musculoskeletal care — while building a telehealth-first practice.

04 — Research & publications

Clinical care strengthened by research.

Megina's work explores practical, non-pharmacological rehabilitation, with a focus on women's pelvic health, postpartum recovery and equitable access to care.

Master's thesis · 2021–22

Effect of Kinesiology Taping on Constipation in Young Females Aged 18–25 Years

A proposed randomised controlled trial testing taping alongside a structured exercise programme, measured with the Modified Constipation Assessment Scale and a Visual Analogue Scale.

Publication · April 2026

Pelvic Floor Rehabilitation Protocol Following Postoperative Transobturator Taping Sling Surgery

Co-author · Archives of Medicine and Health Sciences. Postoperative pelvic floor care and recovery in stress urinary incontinence management.

Publication · Jul–Dec 2022

Effect of Abdominal Binder on Constipation in the Early Puerperium Period: A Pilot Study

Co-author · Indian Journal of Physical Therapy and Research. Postpartum bowel health and early puerperium recovery.

Coming soon

Learning library — plain-language pelvic health articles, anonymised case studies, research summaries and clinic updates.

05 — Telehealth consultation

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