Gentle, natural, and effective Pre-natal care will get you there!
Chiropractic care in pregnancy is an essential ingredient to your prenatal care choices. A large percent of pregnant women experience back pain during pregnancy. This is due to the rapid growth of the baby and interference to your body’s normal structural adaptations to that growth.
Pre-existing unnoticed imbalances in your spine and pelvis become overtaxed during these times. The added stresses lead to discomfort and difficulty while performing routine, daily activities. Chiropractic care during pregnancy can relieve and even prevent the common discomforts experienced in pregnancy. Specific adjustments eliminate these stresses in your spine, restore balance to your pelvis and result in greater comfort and lifestyle improvements.
Comfort for your baby, too.
As your baby develops, your uterus enlarges to accommodate the rapid growth. As long as the pelvis is in its balanced state, the ligaments connected to the uterus maintain an equalized, supported suspension for the uterus. If your pelvis is out of balance in any way, these ligaments become tight and cause constraint to your uterus. This constraint limits the space of the developing baby and can cause breech positioning and problems during the birth process.
Dr. Flanery is trained and certified by the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association in pre-natal, pediatric care, and the Webster’s technique for intra-uterine constraint. To learn more about Webster’s technique, click here.
Chiropractic care also helps with major pregnancy discomforts like:
- Heart burn
- Morning Sickness
- Low back pain
- Breech position
- Sciatica, Headaches
- Fatigue
- Constipation
- and gives mom and baby the absolute best conditions for natural childbirth.
Doctors of Chiropractic work specifically with your pelvis throughout pregnancy resotring a stte of balance & creating an environment for an easier, safer delivery. It has been reported that women who receive pre-natal chiropractic care have a 50% shorter labor and a decrease in the need for medical intervention by as much as 60%.
