Postpartum physical therapy helps you achieve a safer and healthier recovery after childbirth or a cesarean section.
Postpartum physical therapy is a specialty that helps you recover optimally after childbirth or a cesarean section, improving musculoskeletal structures and treating soft tissues and scars.
It is recommended to start as soon as possible after delivery, always with the approval of the attending physician.
It helps restore your body’s overall function and well-being after childbirth, facilitating a safe and healthy recovery.
Thanks to postpartum physical therapy, you will recover faster. You will strengthen your abdominal and pelvic muscles, correcting diastase. In the case of a cesarean section or perineal trauma, physical therapy will also promote healing and reduce pain.
No special preparation is required, but it is important to have the authorization of the treating physician.
It includes strengthening exercises, massage techniques for lymphatic drainage, scar treatment and personalized advice for postpartum care.
An obstetric physical therapy session lasts between 60 minutes and 1 hour and 20 minutes.
Physiotherapist graduated from the Universidad del Valle de Mexico with a specialty in obstetrics. Currently, she continues to expand her knowledge on the GDS muscle chain method, obstetric physiotherapy and improvement of physiotherapy techniques.
Certified in kinesio taping, manual therapy and hypopressive exercises.
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