Physiotherapy in gynecology and obstetrics is becoming more and more desirable and widely integrated into gynecological processes in pregnant women and mothers, but also all other women who are facing problems in that area. Pregnancy is a period of numerous physical, mental and other changes and as such requires constant care and supervision of several different medical professionals. Each pregnancy is an individual condition that can potentially be accompanied by certain complications and painful conditions that require a specific approach by several biomedical branches, including physiotherapy. Painful conditions in pregnancy represent many conditions. They occur during pregnancy due to physiological, postural and hormonal changes, mechanical stress, weight gain and various factors. Pregnancy, as an individual experience and condition, represents a period of time with numerous changes and adjustments of the body's bodily systems. However, various difficulties and complications are possible. Physical activity and exercise in pregnancy may carry many benefits. The benefits of exercise in pregnancy apply to both the pregnant woman and the fetus/child. Childbirth is the displacement of the fetus and the remaining products of conception in the period from the 37th to the 42nd week of pregnancy and as such represents the birth mechanism. Birth itself is reliant on many factors. The goal of this paper is to examine the experience of mothers with physiotherapy, the use of physiotherapy treatments during pregnancy and after childbirth and their availability. Also, it should be studied whether there are any differences in the use of physiotherapy treatments between mothers who gave birth by vaginal delivery and those which delivered by cesarean section and whether or not they needed physiotherapy and why. Data for this study was collected using an online survey questionnaire of a sample containing 155 participants (N = 155). The collected data was statistically processed and interpreted. As the results of this study it is evident that the participants are dissatisfied with the availability of physiotherapy treatments and services and the information available. Also, the participants state the need for physiotherapy and that they would like to learn more about physiotherapy assessment and treatments.