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Page 1: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower

Extremity

Dr Kristina L Petrocco-Napuli

1

Objectivesbull Discussion of the pregnant patient and how

this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait

bull Identify common foot conditions of the pregnant patient

bull Discussion and identification of treatment options associated with pregnancy induced foot pain

2

The Pregnant Patient

bull Important history questions regardless of presenting conditionndash GravidaParandash Which week of pregnancyndash Depending on trimester

bull What are they experiencing Both normal and abnormal (morning sickness edema headaches etc)

bull Are they feeling the baby move Are they kick counting

ndash Nutritionbull What are they eating and are they supplementing

ndash Who is on their birthing team And have they thought about their birthing planbull ObMidwifeDoula

3

Fetal Development

4httpaboutgettingpregnantcomgetpregnantfasthop=galus

Stages of Pregnancy

5

httpwwwlivesciencecom44899-stages-of-pregnancyhtml

Weight Gain During Pregnancy

6

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomhealthpregnancy-day-by-day---welcome-to-your-first-trimester-(part-20)aspx

wwwrealmomsfitcom

Changes in Biomechanics During Pregnancy

- Increased anterior pelvic tilt

- Increase lumbar lordosis

- Increased thoracic spine kyphosis

- Increased internally rotated shoulders

- Increased ligamentous laxity

7

httpwwwnpionlineorgarticles2013-march-incorporating-npis-4-points-of-posture-during-pregnancy-and-postpartumhtm

Changing Biomechanics During Pregnancy

8httpwwwchiropracticencinitascompregnancy-chiropractors

Gait Pattern

9

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomsecrets_advicehow-to-beautify-for-pregnant-women-at-weekendaspx

ldquopregnant patients had higher

forefoot pressure hellipwith standing and walkinghelliphellipsignificant increases in contact times under the forefoot and longer floor contact times were

foundrdquo

Foot Ankle Int 2010 Feb31(2)153-7Plantar pressure and foot pain in the last trimester of pregnancy

Karadag-Saygi E1 Unlu-Ozkan F Basgul A

10

Most Common MSK Conditions During Pregnancy

bull Lumbopelvic Pain

bull Wrist pain (carpal tunnel like symptoms)

bull Rib Pain

bull Hip Pain

bull FootHeelCalf Pain

11

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

Swelling and Edema

Plantar Fascitis

Metatarsalgia

Foot and Leg Cramps

Varicose Veins

12

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 2: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Objectivesbull Discussion of the pregnant patient and how

this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait

bull Identify common foot conditions of the pregnant patient

bull Discussion and identification of treatment options associated with pregnancy induced foot pain

2

The Pregnant Patient

bull Important history questions regardless of presenting conditionndash GravidaParandash Which week of pregnancyndash Depending on trimester

bull What are they experiencing Both normal and abnormal (morning sickness edema headaches etc)

bull Are they feeling the baby move Are they kick counting

ndash Nutritionbull What are they eating and are they supplementing

ndash Who is on their birthing team And have they thought about their birthing planbull ObMidwifeDoula

3

Fetal Development

4httpaboutgettingpregnantcomgetpregnantfasthop=galus

Stages of Pregnancy

5

httpwwwlivesciencecom44899-stages-of-pregnancyhtml

Weight Gain During Pregnancy

6

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomhealthpregnancy-day-by-day---welcome-to-your-first-trimester-(part-20)aspx

wwwrealmomsfitcom

Changes in Biomechanics During Pregnancy

- Increased anterior pelvic tilt

- Increase lumbar lordosis

- Increased thoracic spine kyphosis

- Increased internally rotated shoulders

- Increased ligamentous laxity

7

httpwwwnpionlineorgarticles2013-march-incorporating-npis-4-points-of-posture-during-pregnancy-and-postpartumhtm

Changing Biomechanics During Pregnancy

8httpwwwchiropracticencinitascompregnancy-chiropractors

Gait Pattern

9

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomsecrets_advicehow-to-beautify-for-pregnant-women-at-weekendaspx

ldquopregnant patients had higher

forefoot pressure hellipwith standing and walkinghelliphellipsignificant increases in contact times under the forefoot and longer floor contact times were

foundrdquo

Foot Ankle Int 2010 Feb31(2)153-7Plantar pressure and foot pain in the last trimester of pregnancy

Karadag-Saygi E1 Unlu-Ozkan F Basgul A

10

Most Common MSK Conditions During Pregnancy

bull Lumbopelvic Pain

bull Wrist pain (carpal tunnel like symptoms)

bull Rib Pain

bull Hip Pain

bull FootHeelCalf Pain

11

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

Swelling and Edema

Plantar Fascitis

Metatarsalgia

Foot and Leg Cramps

Varicose Veins

12

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 3: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

The Pregnant Patient

bull Important history questions regardless of presenting conditionndash GravidaParandash Which week of pregnancyndash Depending on trimester

bull What are they experiencing Both normal and abnormal (morning sickness edema headaches etc)

bull Are they feeling the baby move Are they kick counting

ndash Nutritionbull What are they eating and are they supplementing

ndash Who is on their birthing team And have they thought about their birthing planbull ObMidwifeDoula

3

Fetal Development

4httpaboutgettingpregnantcomgetpregnantfasthop=galus

Stages of Pregnancy

5

httpwwwlivesciencecom44899-stages-of-pregnancyhtml

Weight Gain During Pregnancy

6

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomhealthpregnancy-day-by-day---welcome-to-your-first-trimester-(part-20)aspx

wwwrealmomsfitcom

Changes in Biomechanics During Pregnancy

- Increased anterior pelvic tilt

- Increase lumbar lordosis

- Increased thoracic spine kyphosis

- Increased internally rotated shoulders

- Increased ligamentous laxity

7

httpwwwnpionlineorgarticles2013-march-incorporating-npis-4-points-of-posture-during-pregnancy-and-postpartumhtm

Changing Biomechanics During Pregnancy

8httpwwwchiropracticencinitascompregnancy-chiropractors

Gait Pattern

9

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomsecrets_advicehow-to-beautify-for-pregnant-women-at-weekendaspx

ldquopregnant patients had higher

forefoot pressure hellipwith standing and walkinghelliphellipsignificant increases in contact times under the forefoot and longer floor contact times were

foundrdquo

Foot Ankle Int 2010 Feb31(2)153-7Plantar pressure and foot pain in the last trimester of pregnancy

Karadag-Saygi E1 Unlu-Ozkan F Basgul A

10

Most Common MSK Conditions During Pregnancy

bull Lumbopelvic Pain

bull Wrist pain (carpal tunnel like symptoms)

bull Rib Pain

bull Hip Pain

bull FootHeelCalf Pain

11

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

Swelling and Edema

Plantar Fascitis

Metatarsalgia

Foot and Leg Cramps

Varicose Veins

12

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 4: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Fetal Development

4httpaboutgettingpregnantcomgetpregnantfasthop=galus

Stages of Pregnancy

5

httpwwwlivesciencecom44899-stages-of-pregnancyhtml

Weight Gain During Pregnancy

6

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomhealthpregnancy-day-by-day---welcome-to-your-first-trimester-(part-20)aspx

wwwrealmomsfitcom

Changes in Biomechanics During Pregnancy

- Increased anterior pelvic tilt

- Increase lumbar lordosis

- Increased thoracic spine kyphosis

- Increased internally rotated shoulders

- Increased ligamentous laxity

7

httpwwwnpionlineorgarticles2013-march-incorporating-npis-4-points-of-posture-during-pregnancy-and-postpartumhtm

Changing Biomechanics During Pregnancy

8httpwwwchiropracticencinitascompregnancy-chiropractors

Gait Pattern

9

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomsecrets_advicehow-to-beautify-for-pregnant-women-at-weekendaspx

ldquopregnant patients had higher

forefoot pressure hellipwith standing and walkinghelliphellipsignificant increases in contact times under the forefoot and longer floor contact times were

foundrdquo

Foot Ankle Int 2010 Feb31(2)153-7Plantar pressure and foot pain in the last trimester of pregnancy

Karadag-Saygi E1 Unlu-Ozkan F Basgul A

10

Most Common MSK Conditions During Pregnancy

bull Lumbopelvic Pain

bull Wrist pain (carpal tunnel like symptoms)

bull Rib Pain

bull Hip Pain

bull FootHeelCalf Pain

11

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

Swelling and Edema

Plantar Fascitis

Metatarsalgia

Foot and Leg Cramps

Varicose Veins

12

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 5: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Stages of Pregnancy

5

httpwwwlivesciencecom44899-stages-of-pregnancyhtml

Weight Gain During Pregnancy

6

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomhealthpregnancy-day-by-day---welcome-to-your-first-trimester-(part-20)aspx

wwwrealmomsfitcom

Changes in Biomechanics During Pregnancy

- Increased anterior pelvic tilt

- Increase lumbar lordosis

- Increased thoracic spine kyphosis

- Increased internally rotated shoulders

- Increased ligamentous laxity

7

httpwwwnpionlineorgarticles2013-march-incorporating-npis-4-points-of-posture-during-pregnancy-and-postpartumhtm

Changing Biomechanics During Pregnancy

8httpwwwchiropracticencinitascompregnancy-chiropractors

Gait Pattern

9

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomsecrets_advicehow-to-beautify-for-pregnant-women-at-weekendaspx

ldquopregnant patients had higher

forefoot pressure hellipwith standing and walkinghelliphellipsignificant increases in contact times under the forefoot and longer floor contact times were

foundrdquo

Foot Ankle Int 2010 Feb31(2)153-7Plantar pressure and foot pain in the last trimester of pregnancy

Karadag-Saygi E1 Unlu-Ozkan F Basgul A

10

Most Common MSK Conditions During Pregnancy

bull Lumbopelvic Pain

bull Wrist pain (carpal tunnel like symptoms)

bull Rib Pain

bull Hip Pain

bull FootHeelCalf Pain

11

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

Swelling and Edema

Plantar Fascitis

Metatarsalgia

Foot and Leg Cramps

Varicose Veins

12

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 6: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Weight Gain During Pregnancy

6

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomhealthpregnancy-day-by-day---welcome-to-your-first-trimester-(part-20)aspx

wwwrealmomsfitcom

Changes in Biomechanics During Pregnancy

- Increased anterior pelvic tilt

- Increase lumbar lordosis

- Increased thoracic spine kyphosis

- Increased internally rotated shoulders

- Increased ligamentous laxity

7

httpwwwnpionlineorgarticles2013-march-incorporating-npis-4-points-of-posture-during-pregnancy-and-postpartumhtm

Changing Biomechanics During Pregnancy

8httpwwwchiropracticencinitascompregnancy-chiropractors

Gait Pattern

9

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomsecrets_advicehow-to-beautify-for-pregnant-women-at-weekendaspx

ldquopregnant patients had higher

forefoot pressure hellipwith standing and walkinghelliphellipsignificant increases in contact times under the forefoot and longer floor contact times were

foundrdquo

Foot Ankle Int 2010 Feb31(2)153-7Plantar pressure and foot pain in the last trimester of pregnancy

Karadag-Saygi E1 Unlu-Ozkan F Basgul A

10

Most Common MSK Conditions During Pregnancy

bull Lumbopelvic Pain

bull Wrist pain (carpal tunnel like symptoms)

bull Rib Pain

bull Hip Pain

bull FootHeelCalf Pain

11

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

Swelling and Edema

Plantar Fascitis

Metatarsalgia

Foot and Leg Cramps

Varicose Veins

12

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 7: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Changes in Biomechanics During Pregnancy

- Increased anterior pelvic tilt

- Increase lumbar lordosis

- Increased thoracic spine kyphosis

- Increased internally rotated shoulders

- Increased ligamentous laxity

7

httpwwwnpionlineorgarticles2013-march-incorporating-npis-4-points-of-posture-during-pregnancy-and-postpartumhtm

Changing Biomechanics During Pregnancy

8httpwwwchiropracticencinitascompregnancy-chiropractors

Gait Pattern

9

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomsecrets_advicehow-to-beautify-for-pregnant-women-at-weekendaspx

ldquopregnant patients had higher

forefoot pressure hellipwith standing and walkinghelliphellipsignificant increases in contact times under the forefoot and longer floor contact times were

foundrdquo

Foot Ankle Int 2010 Feb31(2)153-7Plantar pressure and foot pain in the last trimester of pregnancy

Karadag-Saygi E1 Unlu-Ozkan F Basgul A

10

Most Common MSK Conditions During Pregnancy

bull Lumbopelvic Pain

bull Wrist pain (carpal tunnel like symptoms)

bull Rib Pain

bull Hip Pain

bull FootHeelCalf Pain

11

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

Swelling and Edema

Plantar Fascitis

Metatarsalgia

Foot and Leg Cramps

Varicose Veins

12

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 8: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Changing Biomechanics During Pregnancy

8httpwwwchiropracticencinitascompregnancy-chiropractors

Gait Pattern

9

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomsecrets_advicehow-to-beautify-for-pregnant-women-at-weekendaspx

ldquopregnant patients had higher

forefoot pressure hellipwith standing and walkinghelliphellipsignificant increases in contact times under the forefoot and longer floor contact times were

foundrdquo

Foot Ankle Int 2010 Feb31(2)153-7Plantar pressure and foot pain in the last trimester of pregnancy

Karadag-Saygi E1 Unlu-Ozkan F Basgul A

10

Most Common MSK Conditions During Pregnancy

bull Lumbopelvic Pain

bull Wrist pain (carpal tunnel like symptoms)

bull Rib Pain

bull Hip Pain

bull FootHeelCalf Pain

11

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

Swelling and Edema

Plantar Fascitis

Metatarsalgia

Foot and Leg Cramps

Varicose Veins

12

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 9: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Gait Pattern

9

httpmomgirlstalkinsmackcomsecrets_advicehow-to-beautify-for-pregnant-women-at-weekendaspx

ldquopregnant patients had higher

forefoot pressure hellipwith standing and walkinghelliphellipsignificant increases in contact times under the forefoot and longer floor contact times were

foundrdquo

Foot Ankle Int 2010 Feb31(2)153-7Plantar pressure and foot pain in the last trimester of pregnancy

Karadag-Saygi E1 Unlu-Ozkan F Basgul A

10

Most Common MSK Conditions During Pregnancy

bull Lumbopelvic Pain

bull Wrist pain (carpal tunnel like symptoms)

bull Rib Pain

bull Hip Pain

bull FootHeelCalf Pain

11

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

Swelling and Edema

Plantar Fascitis

Metatarsalgia

Foot and Leg Cramps

Varicose Veins

12

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 10: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

ldquopregnant patients had higher

forefoot pressure hellipwith standing and walkinghelliphellipsignificant increases in contact times under the forefoot and longer floor contact times were

foundrdquo

Foot Ankle Int 2010 Feb31(2)153-7Plantar pressure and foot pain in the last trimester of pregnancy

Karadag-Saygi E1 Unlu-Ozkan F Basgul A

10

Most Common MSK Conditions During Pregnancy

bull Lumbopelvic Pain

bull Wrist pain (carpal tunnel like symptoms)

bull Rib Pain

bull Hip Pain

bull FootHeelCalf Pain

11

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

Swelling and Edema

Plantar Fascitis

Metatarsalgia

Foot and Leg Cramps

Varicose Veins

12

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 11: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Most Common MSK Conditions During Pregnancy

bull Lumbopelvic Pain

bull Wrist pain (carpal tunnel like symptoms)

bull Rib Pain

bull Hip Pain

bull FootHeelCalf Pain

11

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

Swelling and Edema

Plantar Fascitis

Metatarsalgia

Foot and Leg Cramps

Varicose Veins

12

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 12: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

Swelling and Edema

Plantar Fascitis

Metatarsalgia

Foot and Leg Cramps

Varicose Veins

12

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 13: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

13

Increased Weight Gain

Over Pronation

Increased Foot Pain

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 14: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Swelling and Edemandash Late in pregnancy

ndash Must rule out preeclampsia and DVT if unilateral

bull Plantar Fascitis (10 of general population)ndash Increased weight gain

ndash Inflammation

ndash Relaxin

ndash Footwear

14

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 15: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Metatarsalgia

ndash Pain in the ball of the foot

ndash ldquowalking on pebblesrdquo ldquobruised feelingrdquo

bull Foot and leg cramps

ndash Second through third trimester of pregnancy

ndash Calcium and magnesium

15

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 16: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Common Pregnancy Induced Lower Extremity Complaints

bull Varicose Veins

ndash Superficial swollen veins

ndash Sore itchy

ndash Legs can be tired and achy

16

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

22

Page 17: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Considerations in Treatment

bull Taping

bull Instrument assisted soft tissue

bull Manipulation

bull Diet

bull Exercise

17

Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

18

Support

19

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

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Educating Pregnant Patients on Foot Health

bull Control weight gain

bull Avoid high heels

bull Exercise

bull Drink Fluids and avoid salt

bull Elevate feet

bull Shop for shoes late in the day

bull Comfort and support are key

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Support

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Questions

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Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

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References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

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Page 19: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Support

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Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

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References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

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Page 20: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Questions

20

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

21

References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

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Page 21: Pregnancy and the Impact on the Lower Extremity · Objectives •Discussion of the pregnant patient and how this effects the biomechanics of the lower extremity and gait. •Identify

Contact Information

Dr Kristina Petrocco-Napulidrkrispnicloudcom

Twitter drkrispn

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References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

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References

American Podiatric Medical Associationhttpwwwapmaorgindexcfm

Foti T Davids J and Bagley A A Biomechanical Analysis of Gait During Pregnancy Journal of Bone and Joint Surg Am May82 (5)625 (2000)

Huang T Lin S Hoi C Yui C and Chou Y The Gait Analysis of Pregnant Women Biomedical Engineering Applications Basis and Communications April 1467-70 (2002)

Karadag-Savgi E Unlu O and Basgui A Plantar Pressure and Foot Pain in the Last Trimester of Pregnancy Foot and Ankle Int Feb 31(2)152-157 (2010)

Lisi A Chiropractic Spinal Manipulation for Low Back Pain of Pregnancy A Retrospective Case Series Journal of Midwifery and Womenrsquos Health Vol 51 Issue 1 pages e3-e7 (2006)

Nyska M Sofer D Howard CB Laevi A and Meizner I Plantar Foot Pressures in Pregnant Women Isreal Journal of Medical Science 33(2)139-146 (1997)

Price C Andrejevas V findlow AH Graham-Smith P Jones R Does Flip Flop Style Footwear Modify Ankle Biomechanics and Foot Loading Patterns J Foot and Ankle Res 267(1) (2014)

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