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Any advice to help with SPD post labour?

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lucky24 · 25/01/2012 22:13

I started with SPD at 38 weeks but it is worse now (5days after birth) any advice on how to improve it?

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katiepie · 26/01/2012 07:19

Hello

I had it throughout all my pregnancies from much earlier. In last pregnancy could not walk past 36 weeks. I had physio and pilates. Still have weak core stability that is because with three kids and a full time job I have given up Pilates. Good luck...go easy on your self and slow gentle recovery will come.

CoolRunnings · 26/01/2012 07:34

I had terrible spd and with ds being in scbu it took longer to heal because I was on the go, my only advice is to rest as much as you can and have everyone run around after you (they should be anyway Wink). Congratulations!

QuietNinjaLamp · 28/01/2012 08:19

My spd was steadily getting worse 3 months after ds was born. The heavier he got the more it hurt. After 3 trips to the osteopath it was gone. I thoroughly reccommed a trip to see one. Have a look at your at your local ones and see if any specialise inpregnancy or maternity problems.

notcitrus · 29/01/2012 19:44

Phone the hospital physios - they should offer post-natal assessment and a post-natal exercise class.
I found it was a bit worse after birth but by 2 weeks mostly gone, only there was different pain - all the muscles that hadn't been used for 6 months were not happy!
Was recommended to walk 30 min a day, at least 5 days a week, starting really slowly - was better after 3 months.

Also putting ds down on a blanket everywhere really helped as I could just pull/lift him without having to move much.

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