More than 75% of pregnant women experience pregnancy-related symptoms, ranging from low back pain to pelvic pain, hindering the gestational period. Chiropractic care can make a massive difference in the health of yourself and your unborn baby. It's a safe, efficient, and all-natural way to manage all the debilitating musculoskeletal symptoms during pregnancy. 

Prenatal Chiropractic Care is one of the many expertise of Glen Chiropractic and Acupuncture. Dr. Arthur Hoffman and our network of highly trained and skilled chiropractors can help by clarifying your concerns regarding the safety and efficiency of chiropractic care during pregnancy. 

Is Chiropractic Care Safe During Your Prenatal Period?

Chiropractors are carefully trained to work with expecting women. Thus, there are no known contraindications and dangers to receiving chiropractic care throughout pregnancy. Investing in the wellness of pregnant women is routine care for many chiropractors. However, always get your doctor's approval first before booking for a chiropractor during your pregnancy. 

Additionally, though all licensed chiropractors have training related to treating pregnant women, some specialize in prenatal chiropractic care. Either way, it's generally safe. 

To treat expecting women, chiropractors often use adjusting tables to accommodate their growing abdomens safely and avoid using techniques that put pressure on the stomach. Your chiropractor may also show you safe and effective stretches to help relieve tension and ease discomfort at home. 

How Can It Help During Pregnancy?

During pregnancy, expect to experience many hormonal and physical changes, and some of these can affect your posture and comfort. As your unborn child becomes heavier, your center of gravity will naturally shift, influencing your overall posture. These changes will then eventually lead to a misaligned spine. Regular visits to a chiropractor during your gestational period can help address these issues naturally. 

One study revealed over 75% of pregnant chiropractic care patients reported immediate pain relief. Plus, these adjustments will do more than make you feel better — they can help your baby's growth too.