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MASSAGE THERAPY

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PRE & POSTNATAL CARE

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MASSAGE THERAPY FOR PRE & POSTNATAL CARE

Pre and postnatal periods are times of profound physical and emotional change. The body undergoes various modifications to accommodate the growing baby and prepare for birth, which can result in musculoskeletal discomfort, circulatory changes, hormonal shifts, and emotional fluctuations. Postnatally, the body works towards returning to its non-pregnant state while adjusting to the demands of motherhood. Massage therapy tailored to the needs of expecting and new mothers can offer significant benefits.

APPROACH WITH MASSAGE THERAPY

Massage therapy for pre and postnatal care uses gentle techniques adjusted for each stage of pregnancy and postpartum recovery. The therapy prioritizes comfort and safety, often using props for positional support. The therapist focuses on relieving common prenatal discomforts, like back pain or leg cramps, and aids postnatal recovery by promoting muscle tone restoration and reducing stress hormones. Sessions may also incorporate relaxation techniques, promoting a positive, tranquil environment for the mother.

INDICATIONS FOR TREATMENT

Pregnant women experiencing discomforts like back pain, edema, or mood swings can benefit from prenatal massage therapy. Postnatal sessions are beneficial for new mothers dealing with postpartum depression, fatigue, or physical discomfort from childbirth. However, it's essential to consult healthcare providers before beginning treatment, especially in high-risk pregnancies or if postpartum complications arise.

EXPECTED OUTCOMES

Regular prenatal and postnatal massage therapy can lead to a more comfortable pregnancy, improving mood and sleep quality. It can alleviate common pregnancy discomforts and reduce labor anxiety. Postnatally, it aids quicker recovery, assists the body in returning to its pre-pregnancy state, and helps manage the physical and emotional stresses of motherhood. Regular sessions can also foster a stronger mother-child bond and improve overall wellbeing.

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