Webster Technique for Pregnant Women

Webster Technique for Pregnant Women

 

Due to female adaptations from increases of hormones, weight gain and postural adaptations, pregnant mothers have a greater chance of sacral subluxation and neuro-biomechanical imbalance than the general population. The resulting tensions and their aberrant effect on the uterus may cause pain and/or prevent the baby from comfortably assuming the best possible position for birth.
 
The Webster technique is a specific chiropractic analysis and treatment method developed to improve a woman’s level of comfort during pregnancy and restore physiological function in preparation for a safer, easier birth. The goal of this technique is to reduce the effects of sacral subluxation/SI joint dysfunction and in doing so, improve neuro-biomechanical function, balance in the pelvis and facilitate optimal fetal position
 
The Webster Technique can be very effective late in pregnancy when a woman is experiencing pain, however it is recommended that woman start a course of treatment early in pregnancy to prevent any symptoms that may come along later. This technique is a safe and gentle approach to achieve function and balance in the pregnant mother’s pelvis. If you have further questions about the use of the Webster Technique, please contact our office or visit the website below.
 

 
www.icpa4kids.org/Chiropractic-Research/Webster-Technique/