Category: C-Section Pain
30 Internal Scarring Facts for National Self-Check Month
Read more: 30 Internal Scarring Facts for National Self-Check MonthFebruary is National Self-Check Month. Internal scarring (adhesions) in your pelvic region can occur throughout your life due to surgeries, accidents, and even natural wear and tear. This self-check month is meant for you to implement preventative health measures. These can include making better dietary choices, performing self-examinations, or going to a wellness visit with…
C-Section Pain
Read more: C-Section PainWe Treat C-Section Pain Naturally, Without Surgery or Drugs The body forms adhesions after surgical procedures, including C-section. Clear Passage® is a world leader in treating pelvic pain with a non-surgical manual physio/physical therapy. We have over three decades of experience treating C-section and intercourse pain. Studies on our work, including success rates, have been…
How to Tell if You Have Adhesions After C-Section ( C-Section Scar Tissue)
Read more: How to Tell if You Have Adhesions After C-Section ( C-Section Scar Tissue)Discover relief from C-section adhesions with Clear Passage® Physical Therapy’s free consult and request info, offering a non-surgical approach to address symptoms like chronic pain, infertility, and digestive issues that may have been troubling you for years and are caused by these adhesions. To learn more about getting help, visit our Apply to Therapy page. C-sections…
Why Do I Have Pain After C-Section?
Read more: Why Do I Have Pain After C-Section?If you are reading this article in search of an answer as to why you are continuing to experience pain months or even years after you’ve had a C-section, you are not alone. Post-C-section pain is not uncommon and can send women on a seemingly endless quest for relief. Jan Kriebs, a certified nurse midwife…
C-Sections and Pain
Read more: C-Sections and PainDid you know that C-section is the most common surgery among women in the U.S.? According to data from the National Institutes of Health, one in four U.S. women gives birth via c-section. While a C-section generally ensures the safety of both mother and baby during delivery with unexpected complications, it is still a major…