We often will let the mom decide when she is ready to return for care, but most of the time it is in the first 2 weeks. We will take it easy on the adjusting of the pelvis and low back, especially if there’s been a C-Section.

We try to stick to what we know and love, chiropractic care…but we know there are some AMAZING pelvic floor physical therapists that we refer to all of the time.

Diastasis recti abdominus (or DRA) is a separation of the abdominal wall. It is common in peripartum and indicates a weakened core.

Postpartum women often complain of neck and midback pain, low back pain, tailbone pain, carpal tunnel syndrome, sciatica, amongst other things.