IVF and Acupuncture

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Quite often couples will start thinking, it’s time to start their family. Aside from stopping the contraceptive pill ladies can often feel they would like a little more help. Unless they have been trying for at least 3 years or have specific difficulties the medical profession don’t usually get involved. When couples make these decisions, they feel impatient to be …

The Perks of Pregnancy Massage…

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While carrying a baby is an exciting time, these 40 or so weeks can also be strenuous at times. As the body transitions into a better ‘home’ for your child; internal and external changes may leave you feeling tired, achy, swollen and emotional. During a massage, endorphins will release into the brain and nervous system promoting the ‘natural painkillers’ in …

Babyem’s Brief Guide To Osteopathy

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This article was written for BabyEm – Words: Zoe Mason | Interview: Zoe Mundell, M.OST, DPO, ND Simply put, Osteopathy is governed by the principle that the structure of the body’s connective tissues determines the way it functions.  Fascia, ligaments, muscles & bones all fall into the category of connective tissues. Bearing this in mind, it is hardly surprising that if the …

Wellbeing Throughout Pregnancy

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Many pregnant women ask what will help them have the healthiest pregnancy possible? How can they achieve the best possible physical and emotional health and wellbeing? How can they best prepare their body for labour? Based in Canary Wharf, City Antenatal brings together the expertise of a wide range of renowned antenatal and postnatal experts to support individuals through their …

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Why Do Osteopaths Treat Pregnant Women?

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This article was written for We Are the City – 12 April 2013 Wow, 11,678 of you have read this. Osteopathic care during pregnancy can help to relieve or even prevent such symptoms as back pain, pelvic pain & sciatica enabling you to enjoy a pain free, relaxed pregnancy. Low back pain is common in pregnancy, but NOT normal and …