Osteopath task is to help alleviate a wide variety of issues that arise during pregnancy, giving the expectant mother well-being and balance that will allow it to spend this period in a calm, even accompanied with a birth as natural as possible and without of complications. Osteopathy does not represent any danger to either the mother or the fetus but is a valuable aid for the suffering that may be encountered: the osteopathic treatment should not be interpreted as an over-medialization but especially as a prevention of the action from the first months is also recommended that the mother and the child being treated for a few sessions after giving birth to a structural examination.
What can help Osteopathy
During pregnancy can occur several functional disorders. The advice of your osteopath during pregnancy can be very useful to learn how to use your body properly and to alleviate these potential problems, such as:
1. backache, low back pai
2. Sciatica
3. difficulty breathing
4. digestive problems and heartburn
5. difficulty in bowel movements and constipation
6. leg pain
7. circulatory problems in the legs
8. pain in the neck
9. headache
10. mobility of the sacred
11. gastric reflux
12. urinary tract infections
13. vagina or pain during sex
All these disorders can be treated with regular sessions of osteopathy during pregnancy.
Every pregnancy is still a state in itself. In essence, osteopathy allows a better adaptation of the organism to changes in body tissues and abdominal pressure associated with pregnancy.
Osteopathic treatment can also focus on the emotional states of the expectant mother.
Osteopathy helps her mother prepare for childbirth.
Where, for example, has a pelvic trauma survivor, can have an impact on the mechanics of childbirth. With his work specifically, the osteopath ensured the proper joint mobility of the pelvis and the spinal axis, which may be interrupted by injuries that occur in the body, chronic digestive disorders.
For example:
1. trauma to the coccyx
2. a pelvic fracture or dislocation
3. consequences of a car accident
4. a scar of episiotomy or cesarean
5. abdominal scars
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