Acupuncture can be highly beneficial for women that want to ease or support any symptoms without the use of medication or to use alongside medical care. The use of fine needles are used to relieve symptoms such as pain, swelling or pregnancy sickness Acupuncture can be also used to encourage natural labour if overdue, for […]
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Pre-conception acupuncture provided by one of our experienced midwives to prepare the body naturally for a healthy conception and pregnancy. Acupuncture is used to encourage the optimum environment for conception, prepare women for pregnancy and regulate menstrual cycles. For further information please contact us and we can arrange a consultation Contact Us – Buttercup Therapies
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Reflex zone therapy is a branch of reflexology that can be used to encourage the start of contractions using appropriate points on the foot to stimulate hormonal changes in your body. This is one of our more popular treatments and always our go-to for post dates therapy for those little ones who want to be
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If during your pregnancy you have seen just your midwife or you have met a few alongside an Obstetrician a health visitor and a GP, it is worth asking lots of questions and using their experience to empower you during your birth planning process. It is worth saying that their practice will be shaped by
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Massage is our most popular treatment for pelvic pain. The use of aromatherapy oils can really boost the pain relieving effect of pelvic massage and our midwifery therapists will tailor treatments to involve your back and shoulders or leg muscles to give you relief and movement. Massage can also be really good if you’re not
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Your pelvis is a series of bones that gives us protection and structure to our internal organs and of course for women our precious babies as they grow and develop. These pelvis bones are held together by muscles and ligaments that are designed to be somewhat flexible. The hormones of pregnancy allow these ligaments to
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It is thought that up to 1 in 5 people experience pelvic pain in varying degrees. Some people find it difficult to care for younger children, carry out work duties or even simple things such as getting dressed and climbing in the bath. Using pillows and cushions to support sleeping positions and when resting can
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