Pregnancy Osteopathy in Redhill & Reigate, Surrey
Osteopathy is a system of diagnosing, treating, and preventing health problems by moving, stretching, and massaging the body’s muscles, spine and joints.
During pregnancy, mothers-to-be experience a wealth of hormonal and physical changes while carrying their baby in preparation for childbirth. Progressive adaptations occur through the three trimesters to accommodate the developing foetus. Ligaments soften, the curvature of the spine changes, and your overall posture is altered. The growing baby gradually moves your centre of gravity forward, which exaggerates the arching of the lower back and places additional mechanical stress on the body. There’s increased pressure on the spine, muscles, and ligaments.
A pregnancy osteopath will work to find your body’s balance through all stages of your pregnancy, helping to prepare your body for giving birth and into the postnatal period.
Visit our Osteopathy Clinic
Our clinic is located on the A25 at the junction of Fengates Road, near Donyngs Leisure Centre. Car Parking is available locally or in the short-term car park on Linkfield Corner. Alternatively, we are located within walking distance (approx 13 minutes) of Redhill Station.
The Westway Clinic, 17 Hatchlands Road, Redhill, Surrey. RH1 6AA
We are committed to quality, affordable healthcare for the whole family.
The new property allows us to meet the needs of the 21st-century patient in a refurbished, light and airy Victorian property, which still retains many of its original features but also offers the comfort of modern facilities, including accessible rooms.
Opening Hours: Monday – Friday 9.00 am – 7.30 pm
Saturday 9.00 am – 1.30 pm Sundays & Bank Holidays – CLOSED
What Our Clients Say
Is osteopathy safe during pregnancy?
Pregnancy osteopathy is a safe and effective form of treatment that can offer relief from many pregnancy-related issues, helping to minimise stress and discomfort and lead to a more natural and easy pregnancy.
It’s a gentle, non-invasive therapy ideally suited to care for mums-to-be and their unborn child.
What Can Treatment By An Osteopath In Pregnancy Help With?
- Back pain, neck pain, shoulder pain, muscular tension etc as a result of extra strain on the spine
- Groin pain, lower abdominal pain, public symphysis pain etc., as a result of extra strain on the pelvis
- Sciatica – pain leading from compression or irritation of the sciatic nerve which runs from the lower back to the feet
- Swollen ankles, varicose veins and other circulatory problems as a result of increased pressure on the abdomen
- Nausea and heartburn as a result of hormonal changes and the growing baby pressing on the stomach
- Breathlessness as a result of rib and mid-back pain
Post-Natal Osteopath In Surrey
Once the baby is born, your body has much recovery work to do in addition to supporting you in looking after your newborn. Post-natal osteopathy treatment can be a huge help at this physically demanding time when you will be bending, lifting and carrying your baby a lot.
We also offer cranial osteopathy for new mums recovering from childbirth as well as newborn children and babies suffering from birth trauma, stress, sleeplessness and digestive issues.
Contact Us
We are happy to help you with any questions you may have about any of the therapies we offer. To get in touch, simply give us a call during opening hours or send us a message using the contact form below.
Please note we are currently unable to book, change or cancel appointments using the contact form or via email. Please call us on 01737 762990 during opening hours and we will handle your call as efficiently as possible.
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