45-90% of expecting mothers will experience low back pain at some point during their pregnancy!

The PROBLEM is that they are unsure what to do about it.

Keeping the baby safe is the most important part to an expecting mother….so they do not want drugs, certainly not surgery or needles, and especially nothing that isn’t supported by the medical community.

Well, look no further!

The safe & gentle chiropractic care, soft tissue therapy, and light stretching that we provide in our clinic has already helped support many expecting mothers in our community.

As the expecting mother, you are already going through so many changes, increased stress, and longer days.

Let us handle the pain for you.

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Pregnancy-related low back pain is usually a result of functional stressors not structural issues with the mother’s low back.

Key Causes:

Weight Gain
Gait Changes
Postural strains from hormone -induced ligament laxity

This predominantly frontal weight gain advances the center of gravity, forcing an anterior pelvic tilt and lumbar hyperlordosis- placing excessive stress on the ligaments, discs, lumbar facet joints and sacroiliac joints.

Less than half of women with pregnancy-related low back pain seek care.

Spinal manipulation and other manual therapy techniques are highly supported by evidence and research as a safe and effective solution to help all mother’s manage this pain.

At Southern Spine & Rehab, we promise to always keep your best interest at the center of every decision made! Join the Southern Spine Family today!

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Look At All The Science That Supports Chiropractic Care For Pregnancy-Related Low Back Pain Below!

Science Sources

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Pierce HM. Pregnancy-related low back and pelvic girdle pain: listening to Australian women (Doctoral dissertation).

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