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June 17, 2017 - 5:26am
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Hi mama444 and welcome to
Hi mama444 and welcome to Whole Woman. What you're experiencing is common and need not be a cause for concern. Every pregnancy/birth is different and has the potential to bring new changes to the body. If there is a prolapse there, it is likely to just move up and out of the way for the birth. A gentle home birth in a natural position (meaning, not flat on your back) and with minimal interventions, is certainly the best plan.
Prolapse commonly manifests itself in the weeks following the birth, so this would be a good time to become familiar with WW posture concepts. The pregnant body, with the organs held forward over the pubic bones, held in place by gravity and a beautiful lower lumbar curvature, is actually the ideal dynamic that we want to preserve for all time. WW posture is really just a return to that female shape that we all had as children, before society taught us to pull in our abs and tuck our butts.
The post-partum healing period is a great time to begin this work. You can set yourself up for a lifetime of pelvic and hip health. Watch this:
https://wholewoman.com/newpages/video/ww101.html
Good luck as you prepare for the birth of your babe! - Surviving