Postpartum Pelvic Correction

Postpartum Pelvic Correction

Postpartum pelvic correction is a manual therapy designed specifically for women after childbirth, focusing on addressing pelvic misalignment or instability that may result from labor. The intense physiological process of childbirth, especially vaginal delivery, can cause the pelvic ligaments to become lax, and slight shifts in pelvic structure can occur. These changes may lead to discomfort such as lower back pain, pelvic pain, and urinary incontinence. Postpartum pelvic correction helps restore the stability and alignment of the pelvis, alleviating common postpartum issues.

Benefits of Postpartum Pelvic Correction:


  • Restores Pelvic Stability: The therapy realigns the pelvis, restoring its proper position and improving overall stability.
  • Relieves Back and Pelvic Pain: Postpartum pelvic correction helps relieve discomfort caused by pelvic misalignment, such as lower back and pelvic pain.
  • Improves Urinary Incontinence: By realigning the pelvis, it aids in the recovery of pelvic floor muscles, helping to reduce or eliminate urinary incontinence.
  • Enhances Overall Recovery: Correcting pelvic issues promotes faster postpartum recovery, improving body balance and functionality.

Suitable Candidates for Postpartum Pelvic Correction:


  • Women after vaginal or cesarean delivery: To help restore body balance and pelvic stability.
  • Women experiencing back or pelvic pain: Pelvic correction can help alleviate these postpartum discomforts.
  • Women with urinary incontinence: Pelvic correction aids in restoring pelvic floor function, improving incontinence symptoms.

Key Features:


  • Non-invasive Treatment: A manual, non-invasive therapy that is safe and pain-free, suitable for most postpartum women.
  • Customized Correction: Tailored to each individual’s specific condition, providing personalized correction plans.
  • Promotes Healthier Recovery: In addition to relieving pain, the therapy enhances overall postpartum recovery and improves body function.