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Supportive Care for Your Journey into Motherhood

Stop letting lower back pain control your life. At Urban Chiropractic, we don’t just mask your symptoms—we find and treat the root cause of your pain. 

Pregnancy brings rapid structural and hormonal changes that can place immense stress on your spine and pelvis. At Urban Chiropractic, we provide gentle, specialized care to help you manage pain during pregnancy and recover your strength efficiently after birth.

Common Pregnancy-Related Conditions We Help With

Pregnancy-Related Conditions

As your center of gravity shifts and ligaments loosen (due to the hormone relaxin), the pelvis and lower back often lose stability, leading to significant discomfort.

You might feel:

Usually caused by:

How Urban Chiropractic Helps with Prenatal and Post-Natal Care

At Urban Chiropractic, : We use a specialized clinical approach to balance the spine and pelvis, reducing mechanical stress on the mother’s body and creating an optimal environment for the baby.

Prenatal Care

Post-Natal Care

How to Support a Healthy Pregnancy

Maintain gentle movement like walking to keep joints lubricated.

Sleep with a pillow between your knees to reduce lower back torque.

Switch to supportive flats to stabilize your changing gait.

Allow your body time to recover from high metabolic demands.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is chiropractic care safe during pregnancy?

Yes. It is non-invasive and drug-free, utilizing specialized “drop-away” tables to ensure safety and comfort.

You can start at any time, though many begin in the second trimester as structural changes become more pronounced.

We do not “turn” babies; however, the Webster Technique balances the pelvis to reduce intrauterine constraint, allowing the baby to move naturally.

As soon as you feel comfortable moving. Postnatal care is vital for realigning the pelvis and addressing the “nursing hunch.”