Pregnancy – A Guide to Care During and After

Pregnancy – A Guide to Care During and After

Pregnancy – A Guide to Care During and After

Dylan Miller

The Webster technique facilitates proper pelvic and sacral alignment in expecting mothers through spinal adjustments, work with the uterine round ligaments, and support for the pelvic floor. This technique balances the pelvic region and offers the following benefits:

  • Promotes optimal fetal positioning, reducing the risk of breech presentations.
  • Shortens labor time in first-time mothers. Research shows that labor averages 5 hours with the Webster technique, compared to 9–19 hours without it.
  • Decreases the cesarean rate to 4%, compared to the national average of 50%.
  • Reduces episiotomy rates and tearing during childbirth to 5%, compared to the average rate of 40%.

Recommended Treatment Plan with Dr. Miller

This plan aligns seamlessly with regular OB prenatal visits:

  • Weeks 4–28 of pregnancy: Schedule one visit per month.
  • Weeks 28–36 of pregnancy: Schedule one visit every two weeks.
  • Weeks 36–41 of pregnancy: Schedule one visit per week.

A properly functioning nervous system is crucial for infants, children, and mothers alike. Regular chiropractic care, which can be implemented immediately after birth, is highly recommended for both mother and child. Childbirth is a physically demanding experience for both, making ongoing care essential for recovery and long-term well-being.

Pre/Post Natal Nutrition

Calcifood Powder
Calcium is very important especially while breast feeding. Calcifood Powder can be added to baby formula or taken by mother. The calcium consumed by mother helps preserve mother and supplement baby through mother’s milk.
Pre/Post Natal Vitamins
Suggested Use: 2 tablets 3x/day or as directed by a physician.
Pre/Post Natal Minerals
Suggested Use: 1 tablets 2x/day or as directed by a physician.

Recommended Support

Morning Sickness Relief. Each woman and pregnancy is different. You have to find what works for you specifically.

Pregnancy Ball

Mobility and core strength are key to any healthy pregnancy and delivery. Keep moving for your health and the baby’s.
Morning Sickness Relief. Each woman and pregnancy is different. You have to find what works for you specifically.

Pregnancy Pillow

It is important that mother gets adequate sleep. Pain free, comfortable, deep sleep is much more likely when using a good pillow to support both back and front of mother.
  • Sacroiliac/SI/Trochanter Belt.
  • This belt is to be worn lower on the hips to support the pelvis, typically in line with connecting point of leg and body. (often worn too high)
  • This supportive belt can help during pregnancy and shortly after while the mother’s joints are lax and accommodating pregnancy changes.
Note: Wear belt as little as possible so your body will not get dependent upon support.

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