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What Our Clients Say
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Frequently Asked Questions
Get answers to common questions about Prenatal Massage.
Yes—when performed by a therapist trained in prenatal care. We use pregnancy-safe positioning and modified techniques. Certain high-risk conditions require medical clearance, so please share your health history and consult your obstetrician if you have concerns before booking.
Your therapist will review health history, tailor pressure, and use side-lying or supported positions with bolsters. Sessions focus on relieving back, hip, and shoulder tension while ensuring comfort. Expect soothing oils, open communication, and time for post-massage feedback.
Yes. Gentle lymphatic and circulatory techniques encourage fluid return and reduce edema in hands and feet. Regular sessions can improve comfort and mobility, though severe swelling or sudden changes should be evaluated by your healthcare provider.
Frequency depends on your needs—many clients benefit from weekly or biweekly sessions during uncomfortable periods. We'll create a plan based on trimester, symptoms, and medical guidance. Always check with your obstetrician if you have concerns about timing.
Common contraindications include preeclampsia, uncontrolled high blood pressure, active clotting disorders, placenta previa, or certain pregnancy complications. If you have any of these or are unsure, obtain medical clearance and notify your therapist before scheduling.
In many healthy pregnancies no clearance is needed, but if you have high-risk conditions, recent bleeding, preterm labor risk, or other complications, obtain permission from your care provider. Share your obstetric history when booking to determine safety.