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I am thinking about ladies who have a very extremely obvious rhomboid of michaelis during birth. I don’t see it super obvious on every woman, so for the ladies who may have a visually extreme rhomboid of michaelis would they possibly have this pattern postpartum?
I’m not sure as I don’t have the experience of seeing it in birth and then following up with them. I only see them postpartum. Please study this and let me know. Thanks.
No I haven’t figured out how to correct the shear aspect to this pattern. The other aspects can be corrected with the closing the bones exercise and the sacral flexion but the sidebending of the sacrum I don’t know how to address yet.
The sacral side bend (shear) and rotation almost sounds like what is called a sacral torsion in the Greenbaum/Stiles school of osteopathy. Might this actually be the same thing (with the addition of possibly splayed ischium)?
I am thinking about ladies who have a very extremely obvious rhomboid of michaelis during birth. I don’t see it super obvious on every woman, so for the ladies who may have a visually extreme rhomboid of michaelis would they possibly have this pattern postpartum?
I’m not sure as I don’t have the experience of seeing it in birth and then following up with them. I only see them postpartum. Please study this and let me know. Thanks.
how soon can you do these mobilizations post partum?
Day of birth they have been done! Just don’t create pain and respect the tissues!!
Is there a home program for the Common Birth Pattern?
No I haven’t figured out how to correct the shear aspect to this pattern. The other aspects can be corrected with the closing the bones exercise and the sacral flexion but the sidebending of the sacrum I don’t know how to address yet.
The sacral side bend (shear) and rotation almost sounds like what is called a sacral torsion in the Greenbaum/Stiles school of osteopathy. Might this actually be the same thing (with the addition of possibly splayed ischium)?
Possibly! I haven’t studied with them so I don’t know.