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A member asked:
My pelvis slips out of alignment periodically and i was told this was due to the way they came back together after giving birth. they don't realign
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Correct: Pelvis are opened for the pregnancy and usually are out of alignment. You can see an osteopath for osteopathic manipulation from time to time to help with alignment.
Answered 10/4/2016
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