C H I R O P R A C T I C A R T S
Creating Health, One Spine At A Time
Chiropractic care is an essential ingredient to your prenatal care choices. Throughout pregnancy, a woman's body undergoes many hormonal, neuromuscular, and skeletal changes that prepare the body for development and delivery of a human life. The chiropractor's role is to detect and remove undue stress on the pelvic muscles and ligaments. Regular chiropractic adjustments remove interference to the nervous system and allow the body to function as it was designed to.
Prenatal Care
Benefits of chiropractic care for the unborn child:
*Removes interference to the mother's nerve system
*Permits unobstructed development of the baby
*Removes intrauterine constraint
*Gives the baby the room to develop without restrictions to its forming skeletal structures.
*Offers the baby the room to move into the best possible position for birth.
*Reduces potential birth trauma caused by emergency intervention if labor is difficult or prolonged.
*Removes interference to the mother's nerve system
*Permits unobstructed development of the baby
*Removes intrauterine constraint
*Gives the baby the room to develop without restrictions to its forming skeletal structures.
*Offers the baby the room to move into the best possible position for birth.
*Reduces potential birth trauma caused by emergency intervention if labor is difficult or prolonged.
Benefits of chiropractic care for the mother:
*Prepares the pelvis for an easier pregnancy and birth
*Creates balance in pelvic bony structures, muscles and ligaments
*Relieves back and neck discomfort/pain during pregnancy
*Removes tension on the ligaments that support the uterus
*Reduces torsion (intrauterine constraint) to the uterus
*Reduces interference to the mother's vital nerve system which controls and coordinates all of her systems and functions.
*With proper fetal positioning, there is significant decrease in difficult labor (dystocia)
*Allows for a safer, easier labor and delivery for both mother and child
*Decreases the need for medical intervention during childbirth
*Reduces the length of labor
*Prepares the pelvis for an easier pregnancy and birth
*Creates balance in pelvic bony structures, muscles and ligaments
*Relieves back and neck discomfort/pain during pregnancy
*Removes tension on the ligaments that support the uterus
*Reduces torsion (intrauterine constraint) to the uterus
*Reduces interference to the mother's vital nerve system which controls and coordinates all of her systems and functions.
*With proper fetal positioning, there is significant decrease in difficult labor (dystocia)
*Allows for a safer, easier labor and delivery for both mother and child
*Decreases the need for medical intervention during childbirth
*Reduces the length of labor
Chiropractic Arts
Chattanooga, TN
Chattanooga, TN