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		<title>How Can Chiropractic Help During Pregnancy?</title>
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chiropractic and pregnancy
Is it a good idea to get your spine checked while you are pregnant? To begin with, yes it is highly advisable to get your spine checked while you are pregnant. Obviously, your body is going through a variety of changes, and these alterations will continue as the pregnancy progresses. One change that [...]]]></description>
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<p>Is it a good idea to get your spine checked while you are pregnant? To begin with, yes it is highly advisable to get your spine checked while you are pregnant. Obviously, your body is going through a variety of changes, and these alterations will continue as the pregnancy progresses. One change that goes basically unnoticed is your body&#8217;s increased production of the hormone elastin. This hormone is designed to relax the tendons in the pelvis. this easing gives the pelvis more flexibility during the birthing process to make delivering the baby easier.</p>
<p>This process, although designed to help the mother during labor, can produce much discomfort in the months leading up to the birth. The elastin is being released in greater amounts as the months go on, which allows the pelvis to become increasingly more unstable. In combination with the increased size of the baby and uterus, and you have the ingredients for severe low back pain. As an <a title="Oxnard chiropractor" href="http://www.chiropracticoxnard.com/">Oxnard Chiropractor</a>, I currently have several pregnant patients coming into my office for symptoms associated with their pregnancy, but most commonly it is for their low back pain.</p>
<p>One side benefit of having your spine and pelvis checked by a chiropractor regularly during your pregnancy is that it has been shown to actually decrease labor time. How can it do that? Simply put, if the pelvis is aligned properly, the muscles contracting during the labor process are more efficient and won&#8217;t have to strain against misaligned joints.</p>
<p>In answer to the second question above, by all means chiropractic care during your pregnancy is safe. Not only can chiropractic help you with your <a title="low back pain" href="http://www.chiropracticoxnard.com/">low back pain</a> and other associated symptoms, such as heartburn, nausea, swelling, etc., but it is safe to both you and your baby. Certain trained chiropractors can also help mothers who have a breached baby. This is done by using the Webster Technique, a low force manipulation of the uterus that helps to get the baby into the appropriate position for birth. Additional information on the <a title="webster technique" href="http://www.worldchiropracticalliance.org/tcj/2001/aug/aug2001l.htm">Webster Technique</a> can easily be found online.</p>
<p>In summation, not only is chiropractic safe for pregnant women, it is also very beneficial in helping with the symptoms associated with their pregnancy. If you are pregnant, I highly recommend that you go to see a good local chiropractor, or if you are close enough, look up your Oxnard Chiropractor. We can make you feel a lot more comfortable during your pregnancy, and we can even make the labor process easier.</p>

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