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Pelvic Pain After Pregnancy

Around 1 in 4 women have some pelvic pain at 3 months after having a baby. That’s common. As many causes of these pains naturally improve, only around 1 in 10 women still have pain by 8 months after thebirth.   What causes pelvic pain after having a baby? Pregnancy and birth involve a wide variety […]

Pelvic Pain During Pregnancy

What is pelvic pain in pregnancy (PGP)? Pregnancy comes with a lot of changes to your body. Some people, including those who had bad period painbefore they became pregnant, may find they have less pain in pregnancy. Others, including some women who had no pain concerns before pregnancy, develop new pains associated with the muscles, […]

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