As any doctor or expectant mother will tell you, it's critically important to ensure that you have quality prenatal care during Pregnancy. Unfortunately, few women seem to understand the incredible benefits of Chiropractic care during pregnancy, both for themselves and baby.

During pregnancy, a woman's body undergoes immense change; her musculoskeletal system is continually adapting to the changes wrought by the growth of the Child Inside her. As a consequence, many women experience pain in their lower back and hips. Regular chiropractic adjustments can help a woman's body to remain aligned, in addition to maintaining optimal nervous system function.

As a woman's belly continues to expand and grow, her center of gravity changes. In many cases, these changes happen too fast for her back and Pelvis to accommodate, thus resulting in considerable discomfort and spinal subluxation. This is compounded further, if a woman's back and pelvis were out of alignment before the pregnancy. A subluxated pelvis can negatively affect the position of your growing child.

Spinal / Pelvic Subluxation can also interfere with the proper functioning of the Uterus. A woman's uterus is connected to the pelvis by ligaments, which help to support the uterus and keep it in it's proper place. Additionally, these ligaments provide support for the uterus as the child inside continues to grow. A pelvic subluxation can cause these ligaments to become strained, directly affecting the position of the uterus. As a consequence, the child is left in a less-than-optimal position and is at an increased risk of becoming breech.

Chiropractic treatment can correct the misaligned pelvis and relieve the strain placed on the pelvic ligaments. But don't take our word for it! Ask your local chiropractor about the benefits of chiropractic treatment during pregnancy. You might also inquire about the "Webster Technique", which is a technique specifically designed to relive intrauterine constraint. A chiropractor can help ensure a faster, safer, easier birth, in addition to helping relive the pain and discomfort associated with childbirth. Best of luck!