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Pregnancy Osteopathy

What is Pregnancy Osteopathy?

Pregnancy osteopathy is a gentle and tailored treatment designed to support your body throughout pregnancy.
At The Osteopathic Hub in Cirencester, care is adapted to each stage of pregnancy to help relieve discomfort, reduce physical strain and support the body as it changes.

During pregnancy, hormonal shifts and postural adaptations place extra pressure on joints, muscles and the spine. As the baby grows, the body works harder to maintain balance, which can lead to pain, tension and fatigue.

Osteopathic treatment focuses on supporting these changes, helping you feel more comfortable, move more easily and prepare your body for birth.

Our approach is calm, safe and adapted to both mum and baby.

Pregnancy osteopathy can be beneficial at any stage of pregnancy and is tailored to your symptoms, trimester and comfort.

Pregnancy osteopathy
can support

  • Back pain during pregnancy

  • Pelvic pain

  • Pelvic girdle pain

  • Symphysis pubis dysfunction (SPD)

  • Hip pain

  • Rib discomfort

  • Sciatic nerve pain

  • Neck pain

  • Headaches

  • Shortness of breath related to postural pressure

  • Postural strain

  • Swollen legs, ankles and feet

  • Poor circulation

  • Numbness or tingling in hands and feet

  • Bloating

  • Constipation

  • Heartburn and reflux

  • Morning sickness support

  • Muscular tension

  • Fatigue during pregnancy

  • Preparation for labour and birth

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Our approach at The Osteopathic Hub

We understand that every pregnancy is different.
Some women experience very little discomfort, while others may struggle with ongoing pain, tension or fatigue as the body adapts.

Our pregnancy care focuses on helping you feel supported, comfortable and more at ease in your body as it changes.

Treatment is gentle, respectful and always adapted to your stage of pregnancy. The aim is to reduce strain, improve mobility and help you move through pregnancy with greater comfort and confidence while preparing the body for birth.

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