Pregnancy Chiropractor
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Overview
Prenatal chiropractic care and pregnancy massage is a proven, safe and effective way to help reduce the symptoms of pregnancy in a natural way without having to rely on dangerous chemicals and medications that could potentially harm the baby.
We have specific pregnancy pillows which make it safe, comfortable and pain free for both mum and baby to be cared for throughout pregnancy.
Often, women report feeling more relaxed, calmer, a greater sense of well-being and less anxious after a prenatal chiropractic adjustment. The most important thing, though, for our mums we take care of all say that chiropractic is a great way to keep active and mobile throughout the pregnancy.
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Unique Chiropractic Benefits
Gentle Chiropractic adjustments during pregnancy can help to:
- It may reduce the symptoms of nausea
- Improve lower back and pelvic sacroiliac joint pain
- Treatment of symphysis pubis dysfunction and treatment of pelvic girdle pain.
- May Improve chances of being able to deliver naturally As a parent myself I know you’re excited about this one.
- May Help to reduce the length of labour and delivery
- Can reduce the chances of complications during delivery
- Keep you active and mobile through pregnancy.
Our Chiropractors are also trained in the Webster Technique to alleviate round ligament pain and pain in the groin. The research suggests it may have positive implications for managing musculoskeletal causes of intrauterine constraint, which could necessitate cesarean section. (Pistolese, 2002).
While the Webster Technique has successfully relieved musculoskeletal causes of intrauterine constraint, its effectiveness can vary based on individual circumstances and your case. Further research is required. But where its natural, non-invasive and drug-free, mums have nothing to lose in trying it. (Roecker, 2013).
The specialists at Life Balance Chiropractic are highly skilled at determining precisely what adjustments are needed to help alleviate specific symptoms or concerns.
