Pre/Post-natal Pain Relief

Physical Therapy Can Ease Delivery and Recovery Of Your Little One!

Are you currently expecting a baby? For several individuals, pregnancy is a very exciting time. The body is going through so many changes because a new little person is developing! These changes often include postural adjustments, increased load on the pelvic floor, and ligament stretching and thickening which may lead to natal pain. Even after the little one is in the world, it may lead to natal pain. Find faster Pre/Post-Natal Pain Relief from our results providing solutions.

These changes the body undergoes may also cause back pain and problems with the pelvic floor, as well as muscle fatigue that can contribute to urinary incontinence and difficulties triggering core muscles.

Pregnancy is a normal part of life, which can be pleasant with pre and post-natal therapy. Prairie Rehabilitation to help make the pregnancy and childbirth process as smooth as possible.

At our clinics in Worthington Avera, Worthington Oxford, Jackson, Tea, Hartford, Harrisburg, Brandon, Sioux Falls, East Sioux Falls, West Sioux Falls and Central Sioux Falls, our goal here is to prepare your body for the journey ahead, so that you can concentrate on getting ready to welcome your new little one into this world.

If you are an expectant mama or one who recently gave birth, don’t hesitate to contact Prairie Rehabilitation today! We’ll help make your pregnancy, delivery, and postpartum recovery as easy for you as possible.

Physical therapy to prevent scarring

Because of C-sections or episiotomies, pregnancy can result in scarring. This can trigger restrictions in the body’s myofascial system. When you attempt to move, this may result in a decreased range of motion or unpleasant sensations and pain.

Our South Dakota and Minnesota therapists utilize unique strategies of myofascial and scar release to remove these constraints and avoid further compromise of the myofascial system.

Diastasis recti also referred to as abdominal separation, can also affect some women. Diastasis recti can interfere with the strengthening of the muscles of the abdomen and cause what some people refer to as the post-pregnancy “pooch.”

To diagnose and treat this pre and post-natal pain, our therapists will use the best evidence-based clinical expertise possible! We carry out our treatment plans with compassion, concern, and understanding, so you can be assured that no matter what part of your pregnancy you are actually in with your recovery, we will take care of you and do our best to ensure the highest possible result!