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We need your help. Without increased donations, we won’t be able to continue supporting women with PGP. From 6th-13th October, all donations will be doubled through the Big Give’s Women and Girls Match Fund. Donate here from 12pm Tuesday and make double the difference!

PGP is treatable!

As soon as your symptoms start, please try to get hands-on individualised treatment, including manual therapy, from a physiotherapist, an osteopath or a chiropractor. 

You can get a referral for NHS physiotherapy from your GP or midwife. 

If you are able to pay for private treatment, please check out our list of recommended practitioners to see a manual therapist that has been recommended to us by at least two other women after successful treatment of their PGP. 

Recommended practitioners

Find a local private physiotherapist, osteopath or chiropractor to treat your pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain (PGP).

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