scoliosis and pregnancy.

[queenofdisaster]

all i can say is owwwwwwww. my lower back is like twisting and there's no possible way to pop it. anybody know what to do? i need a massage therapists advice!!!!!

 

[Shimmer]

Prenatal massage. I've got a bit of curvature too, and that's all that helped me. :/

 

[queenofdisaster]

i shall go a lookin for someone to gimme a rub down.

 

[mzcelaneous]

My BFF's cousin is a chiropractor and she's worked on her when she was pregnant. But defintely try the massage first!

 

[Shimmer]

be sure sure sure to find someone trained in prenatal massage though, as there are certain changes that have to be made in positioning etc.

And, if you're planning on an epidural or spinal block, be ADAMANT that you have a REAL ANESTHESIOLOGIST and NOT a CRNA do your anesthesia. I could tell you a horror story (ok, two) about this and how important it is, but I'll just say, trust me.

 

[queenofdisaster]

ooohhhh no epidurals for me! i did it naturally with my first one and i plan to again. i hope, lol!

 

[Shimmer]

I had csections, so...*shrug* no way around that whole anesthesia thing.