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What Are The Risk Factors For Pelvic Dysplasia In Pregnant Woman?
My daughter is only 24 weeks pregnant but was just diagnosed with pelvic dysplasia. She has pain in her lower pelvis when she is walking around or certain movements. Dr checked baby & cervix and all is fine. but I am concerned as she has a very physical job as a physical therapist in a hospital, with long hours. is this a dangerous condition to her or a risk to her pregnancy?
Mon, 23 May 2016
hi,
thank-you for providing the brief history of your daughter.
As she is diagnosed with pelvic dysplasia, this is called the inflammation of the cervix. It means after a thorough clinical examination by the gynec should be commented after an ultrasonography.
Also, as she is a physical therapist she needs to modify her role as a physical therapist and avoid straining alot. Also there will be pain due to inflammation but will be all fine with rest.
In my clinical practice we teach pregnant females with Lamaze's exercises to help mother deliver the baby with confidence and also breathing exercises.
We advice to avoid the stress and strain on the muscles and body.
Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
thank-you for providing the brief history of your daughter.
As she is diagnosed with pelvic dysplasia, this is called the inflammation of the cervix. It means after a thorough clinical examination by the gynec should be commented after an ultrasonography.
Also, as she is a physical therapist she needs to modify her role as a physical therapist and avoid straining alot. Also there will be pain due to inflammation but will be all fine with rest.
In my clinical practice we teach pregnant females with Lamaze's exercises to help mother deliver the baby with confidence and also breathing exercises.
We advice to avoid the stress and strain on the muscles and body.
Regards
Jay Indravadan Patel
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