Prenatal & Postpartum Chiropractic in Oviedo, FL
Nine months is a marathon
Pregnancy asks your spine and pelvis to adapt fast, and to carry more every week. Gentle, specific care helps you stay comfortable through it and recover well after it.
Comfort for a body doing its biggest job
As pregnancy progresses, posture shifts, ligaments loosen, and the low back and pelvis take on load they have never carried. That is why back pain, hip pain, and sciatica are so common through the second and third trimesters.
Prenatal care here is gentle and position-adapted, with techniques and tables that accommodate a growing belly, focused on pelvic balance, sacroiliac motion, and easing the ligament tension that pregnancy creates.
- Gentle, pregnancy-adapted techniques and positioning
- Focus on pelvic balance, SI joint motion, and ligament tension
- Care through every trimester, coordinated with your birth provider
- Postpartum care for the recovery months that follow
Through pregnancy and after
During Pregnancy
Low back, hip, and pelvic discomfort, sciatica, and the round ligament tension that comes with a growing belly.
Preparing for Birth
Many moms use regular care late in pregnancy to stay comfortable and keep the pelvis moving well.
Postpartum
Feeding postures, carrying, and recovery: care that helps your body come back from its biggest event.
Prenatal chiropractic, answered
Is chiropractic care safe during pregnancy?
Prenatal chiropractic care uses gentle, position-adapted techniques designed for pregnancy, and care follows a careful exam. We coordinate with your OB or midwife and defer to them on anything outside our scope.
What is the Webster Technique?
Webster is a specific assessment and gentle adjustment approach focused on pelvic balance: sacral motion, SI joint function, and the ligament tension around the pelvis during pregnancy.
How late into pregnancy can I be adjusted?
With appropriate techniques and positioning, many moms continue care comfortably right up to delivery. Everything is adapted to your stage and comfort.
Can chiropractic help after delivery?
Yes. Postpartum care supports the spine and pelvis as ligaments re-tighten and you take on the very physical job of caring for a newborn.
Carry the load with less pain.
Book gentle prenatal care with Dr. T.