Dr Megan May

"A rowing injury as a teenager had me visit a variety of health professionals in search of answers. It was an Osteopath who was the first person to assess my whole body rather than just the site of my pain, and this was what set me on the path of studying Osteo."

I love the variety that my days bring. Having studied in a few different areas (including breastfeeding, pregnancy, pelvic health, paediatrics, sports injuries), means that I might treat a newborn, an athlete, and an elderly patient all in the one day! This also means using a wide variety of techniques to suit each patient.

Having worked as a footy trainer and rowing coach in my Uni days, I love treating athletes and helping them compete at the highest level. Finding out more about people’s jobs, hobbies and lives in general helps me to adapt my treatment and advice to each individual patient, something that gives me great satisfaction. In more recent years I have developed a passion for helping pregnant women, new mums and their babies with any of the complex musculoskeletal issues that may pop up during this time (including pain during pregnancy, pelvic floor complaints and breastfeeding difficulties like mastitis; and plagiocephaly in babies). I’m really proud of the women’s health offering that we have at EO and to work with such a great team of clinicians helping with all things pelvic floor - incontinence, prolapse, painful sex and other complex pelvic complaints.

In my spare time I’m generally running around with our two small kids and attempting to escape to Wye River.

Megan is recognised by Osteopathy Australia as an Advanced Paediatric Osteopath.

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