Chiropractic Specialty Center® (CSC) provides focused prenatal, postnatal, and pregnancy pain treatment by an award-winning team of chiropractors and physiotherapists in Malaysia.
Chiropractic care for pregnancy has helped millions of pregnant women recover from the aches and pains of pregnancy safely and quickly without side effects or harmful events. Moreover, getting regular chiropractic treatments throughout your pregnancy has been found to help avoid aches and pains and help decrease delivery time by 30%.
CSC's methods of treating pregnant women are through the combined efforts of physiotherapists and chiropractic. The chiropractic and physiotherapy care we provide is through pregnancy-specific systems of care, including:
We provide treatment and therapies for any form of musculoskeletal pain or injury for pregnant women and new mothers. Our methods of treatment are safe and effective. Here are some of the most common pregnancy-related conditions we have treated in pregnant women and new mothers:
Chiropractic Specialty Center® (CSC) is an award-winning chiropractic and physiotherapy center. CSC's methods are evidence-based and provide gentle and safe practices to help you recover fast. We have treated thousands of patients over the last 15 years.
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A female chiropractor in Kuala Lumpur may be preferred for comfort, cultural reasons, pregnancy-related concerns or simply personal choice. A request for a female practitioner is made at the time of booking, and availability varies by center and by schedule. Patients can ask questions, decline a technique, request a lower-force option or stop an examination at any point.
A Tarlov cyst, also called a perineural cyst, is a cerebrospinal-fluid-filled sac that forms around a nerve root, most often in the sacral region. Many are discovered by chance on MRI and never cause symptoms. Assessment looks for whether the symptom distribution, neurological findings and imaging level fit one another, while also considering other spinal, sacroiliac, pelvic and medical explanations.
Back pain in pregnancy affects a majority of pregnancies and is mechanical in most cases. Three changes drive it: the pelvic ligaments soften under hormonal influence, the center of mass shifts forward as the pregnancy advances, and the abdominal wall stretches and contributes less support to the lower spine.
Spondylosis is a descriptive term rather than a disease. It denotes age-related change in the discs and facet joints of the spine: discs losing height and water content, joint surfaces thinning, and small bony spurs forming at the margins. By middle age most spines show some, and it appears routinely on imaging of people with no symptoms.
L2-L3 sits high in the lower back, beside the nerve roots that serve the front of the thigh and the knee. This guide explains L2-L3 disc bulge symptoms, the nerve tests, MRI stages, causes and non-surgical treatment.
Spondylolisthesis is the forward slip of one vertebra on the one beneath it, most commonly at the lowest two levels of the lumbar spine. It is graded from one to five according to how far the slip has traveled as a proportion of the vertebral width.
Non-surgical slipped disc care is a sequence rather than a single treatment: settle the irritated segment, restore the movement it has lost, rebuild the strength around it, then return to full loading. Most disc problems improve across weeks to months along that path, including a substantial proportion with nerve involvement.
