You may be suffering with Pelvic Girdle Pain (PGP) the term PGP is used to describe pain experienced in the front and back of your pelvis (you may have previously heard the term Symphysis Pubis Dysfunction [SPD] however, PGP is … Continue reading
I talk a lot about the importance of optimal foetal positioning with my pregnant patients, how the pelvis influences this during pregnancy, and what we can do to achieve it. It is well known that a baby in a breech … Continue reading
Pelvic girdle pain (PGP) affects around 1 in 5 pregnant women and although not uncommon, it’s not considered normal to have pelvic pain, so it’s not something that you should just put up with until your baby is born. One of our lovely patients … Continue reading
Many expectant mothers will develop back and/or pelvic pain during pregnancy. Pain during pregnancy can start from as early as the first trimester and during this time hormonal changes start to have an effect. The release of the hormone relaxin … Continue reading