I am going to a chiro and I have hyper mobility. You just need to make sure they aren't the kind that tries to force a movement. Mines not if I don't crack I don't ( I see mine for an unexplained paresthesia issue) but some try to force it, those are the ones you want to avoid.
I wouldn't see a chiro for spd unless they specialized in pregnancy or it was one I trusted. My friend had spd during pregnancy and got some relief from her chiro.
I would be really wary of any cracking - really wary.
I had acupuncture and swear by it. You need to find a practitioner who specialises in women's health. I know a great one in Upwey, near the train station (it's an uphill walk, and if you take it slowly you can stop for a drink at the health food shop, then stop in at Voski Von Mueller - I introduced Lucy to this world of beautiful clothing - and have a rest on the sumptuous couch, before heading into Christine at Upwey Complete Beauty - also a TCM practice - for an hour of care and attention!). I would hobble in there, and as I made my way back down the road I would realise I was no longer hobbling. If you can find someone like her, or call her to ask who she can recommend close to you, then you may as well take the chance that it will work.
When I go again for anothery I'm pulling out all stops - shorts, hip braces, dusting off the crutches, the works. Oh, and ordering an electric log splitter.
I went to a hospital physio before DS and I was in tears for days. She just didn't understand the condition. I hope they've come a long way in 6 years.
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