Prenatal

Chiropractic

Promoting an empowered, healthy pregnancy.

Women go through many shifts and changes during pregnancy and chiropractic care is an excellent way to help your body adapt to these changes.

Gentle

Because of our specialized training in prenatal care, we are able to provide adjustments that are comfortable for both you and your little one.

Effective

Studies have shown that:

  • 94% of women received relief from pain and discomfort

  • Need for pain medication during birth reduced by 50%

  • 82% of breech babies turned to a cephalic position.

Reasons moms see us during their pregnancy:

Low Back Pain

& SCiatica

Your body is changing constantly, to make room for your growing baby. We can help make sure that your body is able to keep up with these changes without the constant pain.

Headaches

During pregnancy, your body is adapting to the growth of your baby. This can often lead to posture related headaches and neck pain. 

Abnormal Fetal Position

The Webster Technique has been shown to be up to 95% effective in helping babies turn from a breech to cephalic position. 

Better Labor Outcomes

Chiropractic care can help maintain a balanced pelvis, allowing your child to have an optimal passage way during delivery.

Frequently asked questions

Is chiropractic safe during pregnancy?

Absolutely! Chiropractic care is extremely safe and we take extra care of our patients during their pregnancies. We use gentle modified techniques to give the best quality care, with less force or discomfort.



Can I still lay on your tables, even though I'm pregnant?

We have tables design to accomidate the pregnant body, so you can relax face down while receiving your care. We also use specially designed pregnacy pillows that allow our patients to lay prone.



What is the Webster Technique?

The official description of the Webster Technique: "The Webster Technique is a specific chiropractic sacral analysis and diversified adjustment. The goal of the adjustment is to reduce the effects of sacral subluxation/ SI joint dysfunction. In doing so, neuro-biomechanical function in the pelvis is facilitated." This technique, developd by Dr. Larry Webster, is an adjustment to the tailbone and pelvis that provides balance to the ligaments and symmetry to the pelvis. As this happens, many babies that are in a breech or transverse position, will return to the cephalic position. Dr. Murdock is proud to hold a certification in this technique and has helped many women in our community.



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