Pregancy Pain Treatment in Newcastle

Pregnancy Pain Relief That Keeps You InTune With Your Body and Baby

The hormones your body releases change the collagen in your joints. This allows the joints in your pelvis to flex a little more to accommodate your bump. Unfortunately this increase in movement can also leave you with aches and pains.
As your baby and bump grown your lower back arches to accommodate it (called a lordosis). This shortens some of your back muscles and changes the way the joints move. In addition your bump stops having some of the movements you’ll be used to, meaning your lower back struggles to unwind tension. This can lead to aches and pains.
The changes in your lower back from a growing bump can put more strain on your bum muscles (the glutes). In addition your body-weight naturally goes up during pregnancy. This means your posture muscles, like your glutes, have more work to do, and can end up sore.
Your bump growing means your lower back adapts by arching (called lordosis). This natural arch can leave less space for the nerve pathways leaving the back, creating aches, pains and pins and needles which can shoot down the leg.
As your bump grows, getting a restful night’s sleep can feel like a challenge. Between finding a comfortable position and frequent trips to the loo, it’s no wonder sleep becomes elusive.
While feeling tired won’t harm you or your baby, it can make daily life more draining.