
Pregnancy puts new demands on the body. Hormonal changes loosen the ligaments around the pelvis, weight shifts forward as the baby grows, and the curve of the lower back deepens to compensate. For many women, this combination shows up as low back pain, hip discomfort, or pelvic tension that builds through the second and third trimesters.
Chiropractic care during pregnancy focuses on keeping the pelvis and sacrum moving well, so the body can adapt to these changes with less discomfort. At AFC Tri-Cities, we use the Webster Technique, which the International Chiropractic Pediatric Association defines as a specific chiropractic analysis and diversified adjustment of the sacrum. The goal is to reduce the effects of sacral subluxation and SI joint dysfunction, which can improve neuro-biomechanical function in the pelvic region.
Webster is appropriate throughout pregnancy and is not limited to any specific trimester. Many women come in for care from early pregnancy through delivery and continue postpartum as the body recovers. Care is gentle, uses pregnancy-appropriate positioning, and is adjusted to your stage and comfort.
Pre/Postnatal Care is available at our Kennewick clinic, conveniently located at 8350 W Grandridge Blvd #100 — Located in the Grandridge Professional Center off W Grandridge Blvd. We proudly serve patients from across the greater Kennewick area. Learn more about our Kennewick chiropractic practice and the full range of care we provide.
The Webster Technique focuses on the sacrum and SI joints, the areas most affected by pregnancy biomechanics.
Low back pain, hip tension, and sciatic-style discomfort are common during pregnancy. Chiropractic care can help manage these symptoms without medication.
We use specialized tables and positioning so you stay comfortable throughout your visit, regardless of how far along you are.
Adjustments during pregnancy use lower force and are tailored to your changing body. Nothing aggressive, nothing rushed.
Webster is appropriate throughout pregnancy, not just at one stage. Many moms continue care from early pregnancy through postpartum recovery.
We'll talk through your pregnancy history, your current symptoms, any complications, and what you're hoping to get out of care. If chiropractic isn't the right fit, we'll tell you.
Our exam is adapted to where you are in your pregnancy. We use positioning and techniques that are safe and comfortable at every stage.
Webster involves a specific analysis of the sacrum and a low-force adjustment to address sacral subluxation. The technique is gentle and well-tolerated through all trimesters.
Most moms benefit from a regular care schedule that adjusts as pregnancy progresses. Frequency changes as you move through trimesters and into postpartum.
The pelvis goes through significant change after birth. Continuing care postpartum supports recovery as your body returns to its non-pregnant state.
Answers to the questions our Kennewick patients ask most about pre/postnatal care.
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