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Know of an Accupuncturist Or Chiro for Transverse Baby?

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LO is transverse and we are looking for some low-tech ways to get him to move before considering a version. Any local recommendations? (We are in NoVa.)

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Re: Know of an Accupuncturist Or Chiro for Transverse Baby?

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  • NoVABrideNSNoVABrideNS
    I've been seeing Joanne Weinman for years and have only wonderful things to say about her.  Her website is:  https://www.4acupuncture.info/  Good luck!!
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  • Hey JellisyHey Jellisy
    Does your health insurance cover chiropractic care?  Mine does, so I called all the local chiropractors to see if they had anyone who specialized or was certified in pre-natal.  I had my first appt today.  I'm not transverse, this is for my back, but the chiropractor was very helpful and inexpensive since I just had to pay my co-pay. 
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    imageHey Jellisy:
    Does your health insurance cover chiropractic care?  Mine does, so I called all the local chiropractors to see if they had anyone who specialized or was certified in pre-natal.  I had my first appt today.  I'm not transverse, this is for my back, but the chiropractor was very helpful and inexpensive since I just had to pay my co-pay. 

    No coverage on chiropractic, so we'll be 100% OOP. I hope your back feels better!

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  • Hey JellisyHey Jellisy
    imagepixieprincss:

    imageHey Jellisy:
    Does your health insurance cover chiropractic care?  Mine does, so I called all the local chiropractors to see if they had anyone who specialized or was certified in pre-natal.  I had my first appt today.  I'm not transverse, this is for my back, but the chiropractor was very helpful and inexpensive since I just had to pay my co-pay. 

    No coverage on chiropractic, so we'll be 100% OOP. I hope your back feels better!

    Bummer.  I felt great while I was at the office but now I am all sore - much like the feeling after a massage. I didn't realize how tight and tense some of my other muscles were until she started massaging.  I go back on Friday.  I am excited though, a lot of what we are working on is not my lower back pain but loosening my pelvis, which was a problem last delivery.  I really would like to go med free so the relaxed pelvis should help the baby position correctly - that was ultimately why I had to have the epidural - DD's chin was untucked and she got stuck in the birth canal and the epidural or forceps were my options.  Forceps just did not appeal to me.        

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  • OhhLahLahOhhLahLah
    Dr. Anthony Noya in Tenleytown has an AMAZING track record of getting babies into the right position.  His waiting room is full of pregnant women - all three of his babies were born with BirthCare, too.  Good luck!
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  • LindseyJWLindseyJW member

    my midwife thinks the world of Erica at https://www.maimonideschiropractic.com/

     

    good luck with getting your baby to turn! check your PMs too!

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