Is there such as chiropractic for pregnant?

Neha Bhasin

Dietitian | Posted on 9-Jul-2021

Yes there is! Today, chiropractic care is an integral part of pregnancy care. It's a safe and effective way to help pregnant women reduce pain, prevent injuries, improve their sleep patterns, and provide prenatal health recommendations for a healthy baby. Back during the Victorian era up to the beginning of the 20th century in America, chiropractors were seldom used during childbirth because traditional medicine regarded them as quacks. However times have changed: today around 70% of modern day pregnant women choose to see a chiropractor just before delivery or as often as they like throughout their pregnancies. This article discusses why integrative therapies have made such great strides in healthcare including chiropractic care during pregnancy. Letsdiskuss

Vanisha Anand

CONTENT WRITER | Posted on 9-Jul-2021

Pregnancy can be a full-time job, but should your health be neglected while you're expanding the family? While chiropractic has long been used in pregnancy to help prevent premature labor, there are other benefits that pregnant women can enjoy when they see chiropractors. Dr. Christopher Chung at the Davenport Family Chiropractic will talk about some of these benefits and share tips on how to ensure that your chiropractic care is effective throughout your pregnancy!

"Prenatal chiropractic care is a safe and effective way to ensure a healthy future for the both the mother and the newborn," said Dr. Chris Chung, Davenport Family Chiropractor. "If you are pregnant, chiropractic care is safe, effective and can help with some common pregnancy issues."

The chiropractors at Davenport Family Chiropractic have been helping women with specific needs related to pregnancy for over 20 years. The doctors use preventative treatment in addition to traditional chiropractic adjustments. This allows women to avoid many of the common discomforts associated with pregnancy such as backaches, abdominal pain and headaches. "Our program is very systematic," said Dr.