Help me!!

[jellybean88]

I've got a prolapse , spd and a lot of wicked sciatic pain that at times takes my legs out from under me

I've been seeing a physio with no improvement (actually getting worse)

I did go to chiro once but ob thinks chiro might not be good during pregnancy

I'm in pain and I have a 14month old so resting is not an option

Is chiro ok during pregnancy ?? Osteo??? Massage???

[TickToc]

Oh that's terrible! I love my osteo but find I get the most benefit from her after I've been to the chiro & had my knees, hips & back put back into place. My chiro worked on my sil while she was heavily pregnant. I would google search chiros in your area who work with pregnancy & also ask anyone you know who is or has been pregnant & see if they can recommend someone. Big hugs to you, hope you feel better soon

[bellany]

My chiro is my savior this pregnancy. If I leave it more than a week between visits I end up on pain killers and either crutches or bed rest till I can get back in again.
Definitely find one in your area happy to work on pregnant ppl.

[Santosha]

Would've married my Osteo during last pregnancy she was that awesome! Saved my life with back pain, pelvis and pelvic floor issues. She has extensive experience in pregnancy related issues - IMO well worth finding someone with relevant experience.
You poor thing, that all sounds uncomfortable to say the very least. I hope you find some relief very, very soon. xoxo

[RhiChiChi]

I used a Chiro right up until the day before I went into labour. If you can't find a Chiro I'd then try an Osteo.

[Cassius2]

yep. you can do chiro and osteo etc during pregnancy

[~Gee_Whizzy~]

I went to an Osteo who specialises in pre and post natal care - she was my lifesaver!

I'm on my phone so can't see your location, but if you're in Melb I can PM you her details

[jellybean88]

I'm on Gold Coast