For pregnant women
Relieve the discomforts of pregnancy and prepare for childbirth with the help of osteopathy
Pregnancy is a period of intense physical changes that can lead to a variety of ailments: low-back pain, sciatica, suprapubic ligament pain, constipation, gastric burning, etc. From week 12ᵉ to week 37ᵉ, regular osteopathic follow-up helps to alleviate these discomforts and optimize your well-being.
Our osteopathic approach focuses on :
- Reduction of muscular and ligament tension (low back pain, sciatica, sub-costal pain…).
- Prevention and improvement of digestive disorders (constipation, gastric reflux, etc.)
- Preparing your pelvis to ease baby’s passage during childbirth.
By offering you personalized support, you can welcome your future child in the best possible conditions. Take advantage of advice tailored to each stage of your pregnancy to regain comfort and serenity.
Make an appointment now to start your osteopathic treatment and enjoy your pregnancy to the full!
Advice and indications during pregnancy click here to read the article.
FAQ on osteopathic treatment of pregnant women at Swiss Osteo Lausanne
At what stage of pregnancy can I go for a consultation?
We can support you at any stage of your pregnancy: from the first trimester to childbirth preparation, from the first signs of discomfort or even in anticipation, as well as in the postpartum period after the birth. birth.
There is no “right” or “wrong” time: we always adapt the session to your trimester and your needs at the time, with techniques specific to each of these periods.
Are you trained in perinatal care?
Yes, all 3 of us are specifically trained in perinatal care.
We provide safe, appropriate care that respects each patient’s individual experience.
Which pregnancy disorders can osteopathy relieve?
Osteopathy can help relieve some common discomforts associated with the body’s adaptations during pregnancy, such as lower back or pelvic pain, sciatica or cruralgia, neck pain and headaches.
We take care of these common musculoskeletal pains and discomforts. It is not a substitute for medical or obstetrical care, but can provide effective support for pain management through adapted manual techniques, advice and personalized listening.
