Treatment for pain associated with pregnancy and childcare in South Bristol

At the Bristol Back Pain Clinic, our osteopaths and chiropractors are experts in assessing, diagnosing and treating all types of musculoskeletal conditions (problems with the joints, ligaments, tendons and nerves of the body).

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Focus on pain associated with pregnancy & childcare

The body changes rapidly during pregnancy. This can place a large amount of stress on the musculoskeletal system as the joints in the body try to compensate for these rapid changes which can in turn make the joints sore and stiff, accounting for a lot of pregnancy aches and pains.

We also treat lots of parents who suffer from aches and pains associated with childcare, whether it's a new mum or dad who has a bad back as a result of leaning awkwardly when getting their baby in and out of their cot, or parents with older children who are experiencing pain as a result of carrying their child on one side all the time.

Treatment for pain associated with pregnancy & childcare

Chiropractic and osteopathic treatment offers a gentle, drug free approach to help minimise back pain during pregnancy and beyond, and is safe for both the mother and baby. Our practitioners are able to offer advice on how to look after your back health throughout your pregnancy and beyond too.

What our patients say

"I had post-natal and persistent upper/middle back and neck pain, combined with headaches. Harry was excellent at diagnosing and treating issues with a combination of chiropractic manipulation and acupuncture, friendly advice on posture and exercise. I highly recommend Harry."

For feeding posture tips to help protect your posture and prevent pain as a result of feeding, check out our feeding posture tips blog.

For more information on what to expect when you visit a chiropractor or osteopath at The Bristol Back Pain Clinic, click here.

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