Pregnancy & its Complications

The most significant change in posture that a woman's body will ever experience is during pregnancy. The center of gravity shifts as the baby grows and gains weight in the womb, causing postural shifts from week to week. A number of aches and pains could result from this.

Being pregnant is an unforgettable experience;In a relatively short amount of time, huge shifts occur in one's physical, hormonal, and emotional state. The body needs to adjust to conveying up to an extra 20lbs!

If you already have a child, this can be especially difficult, especially when lifting them into car seats and cots and carrying them around. You might be having pain in your back, pelvis, ribs, or hips, and you might also find that doing simple things like walking, sitting, or turning over in bed is now difficult or even painful for you.

These issues are so prevalent during pregnancy that they are frequently regarded as normal. You shouldn't have to suffer as a result of this!A sign that your body is having trouble adjusting to its new form and requires assistance is pain or discomfort.

Numerous pregnancy-related aches and pains, as well as more specific conditions like pelvic and groin pain, can be alleviated with osteopathy.

The position of the baby can be affected by any imbalance in the pelvis and the pelvic ligaments. Osteopaths can help correct this with gentle methods and advise on the best positions and postures to use during pregnancy and labor.

Our goal is to help you live a better life so that you can enjoy your pregnancy. Our primary concern is the safety of the mother and child, and osteopaths have extensive training in addressing antenatal issues. Osteopathy is completely risk-free throughout pregnancy.

After your baby is born, a postpartum check may also assist you in recovering from the birth. The treatment aims to rebalance the pelvis and ease sore and tired muscles gently. It can also help alleviate back pain caused by lifting your baby and breast feeding.

Osteopaths and lactation consultants sometimes collaborate to provide breastfeeding-related postural guidance.