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Osteopathic treatment during pregnancy can help the mother's body gently adapt to the increased weight of the foetus as it grows. This often results in substantial relief from pain in areas such as low back, hips, mid back, neck, legs etc. The osteopath will also give advice on how a new parent can look after his or her own back whilst looking after a child. This advice can range from the type of baby equipment to buy, to ways in which to lift and carry a child. The tiny movements that exist in a newborn's skull allow for the baby's head to accommodate the pressures of birth. Sometimes these stresses and strains become fixed in the baby's head after birth. This is thought to sometimes result in symptoms such as:
Cranial osteopathy is a very gentle form of treatment
with the aim to very gently reduce these stresses and strains caused
by a traumatic birth.
Cranial osteopathy is a very gentle form of osteopathic treatment, with the objective of releasing stresses and strains which are imposed throughout the body, including the head. As it is such a gentle form of treatment, it is a particularly effective way to treat children. Cranial osteopathy can be used effectively for all ages
and for many different symptoms, ranging from sinusitis to ear problems
to low back pain.
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