Pubic symphysis pain, or symphysis pubis dysfunction (SPD), is a common challenge for pregnant and postpartum women. It can make everyday movements like walking, standing, or even turning over in bed uncomfortable and frustrating. While the condition often resolves after childbirth, some women do develop persistent pain 2 years and beyond. 

Pregnancy is a beautiful journey, but it often brings physical discomforts and emotional stresses as the body changes to support new life.

Seeking care from an integrated women’s health clinic during pregnancy and postpartum offers a range of benefits that contribute to the well-being of both mothers and babies. Here’s how.

Strengthening and conditioning your pelvic floor can help improve your birth. Here’s what you need to know about preparing your pelvic floor for childbirth.

Explore the essential foods to eat or avoid when pregnant to ensure optimal health for you and your baby. From superfoods to safety guidelines, learn how to navigate pregnancy nutrition confidently.