Maternity & Postpartum Issues

During pregnancy and after delivery, almost 70% of women experience radiating low back or neck pain which should be addressed with physical therapy.
A common postpartum complaint is urinary incontinence and, to a lesser degree, fecal incontinence.
When addressed prenatally, postpartum conditions can be minimized. Effective treatment of the pain can help you maintain a higher level of function during the pregnancy.
We assist mothers in regaining strength and function of their pelvic floor, abdominal, and trunk (core) muscles. Education to avoid back pain while caring for your newborn is also included.

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