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Benefits of Physical Therapy for Pregnancy

 


Pregnancy is one of the most exciting moments in a woman’s life. It’s an opportunity to bring new life in the world and ultimately, to build a family. But, a lot of women struggle physically during this time, which is to be expected.

The body must undergo massive changes in order to handle the burden of supporting another life. While pregnancy is a miracle, there’s no denying that it’s physically taxing as well, especially towards the third trimester. 

Pregnant women often struggle with aching and swollen feet, tired legs and back pain. Physical therapy for pregnancy can alleviate some of these symptoms and help you focus on preparing for and enjoying this special time in your life. 

Read more at: https://www.philaninaturalhealth.co.za/2019/08/15/benefits-of-physical-therapy-for-pregnancy/ 

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