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We take pregnant women seriously

  • Prevention and treatment of pregnancy problems
  • Practitioners with specialist competence
  • Treatment room adapted for carrying small children

Please do not hesitate to call us on 24 07 77 05.

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Get to know our therapists

We know that the right competence and good chemistry are important. Below you can therefore get to know our therapists better. We hope this makes it easier to find a therapist who is right for you.

Henriette Hauge

Osteopath, Bislett

Women's Health | Pregnancy Ailments | Pelvis | Vulvodynia | Vaginismus | Urinary Incontinence | Tailbone Pain (Coccydynia) | PCOS (Polycystic Ovary Syndrome) | Endometriosis | Manometry | Scar tissue treatment after C-section

Henriette performs vaginal examinations and pelvic floor treatment.

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Gina Nielsen

Chiropractor, Majorstuen - Majorstukrysset

General Chiropractic | Acute and prolonged dizziness | Prolonged pain | Women health and pregnancy

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Ana-Maria Stefan

Chiropractor, Majorstuen and Ensjo

General Chiropractic | Headache | Women's Health | Pregnancy | Prolonged pain

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Bente Hauge

Physiotherapist and osteopath, Grünerløkka

Women's Health | Needle treatment

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Lina Beate Varhaug

Chiropractor, Stavanger sentrum

General Chiropractic | Back | Neck | Women's Health | Pregnancy | Shock wave therapy | Headache | Dizziness

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Ingrid-Johanne Nilsen

Chiropractor, Bergen city center

General Chiropractic | Headache | Women's health | Pregnancy

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Pelvic pain during pregnancy

About one in five pregnant women gets pelvic pain in Norway every year. The pain can come both early and late in pregnancy. They are often located at the two pelvic joints at the back of the pelvis, but can also be in front of the symphysis (pubic bone). The pain can radiate to the seat and back of the thighs. Walking, sitting and standing over time, posture change, forward bending and lifting are often painful.

How to find the right resting position?

Being pregnant can be both physically and mentally demanding. Finding a good resting position can help you reduce stress and physical strain, among other things.

Other topics in women's health

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