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Health2mama Physios are Experienced in Using the Most Effective Massage Techniques in Pregnancy and After Birth with Ability to Relieve any Pains or Lactation Issues at the Same Time.
Massage Offered at Home or In Clinic.
You Can Feel Safe with our Therapists Knowledge and Experience
Our Prenatal and Postnatal Physio Massage can be in the comfort of your Own Home, In Clinic or Online.
If wanting Lactation Relief Massage & Ultrasound Therapy as part of the Postnatal Session this can be arranged.
90 mins
For Mums After Birth At Home - Includes:
Online Customers
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Pregnancy massage is a therapy treatment which like other massages can help relieve stress from body’s muscles, remove sore areas including nerves and help with relaxation. The constant strain on the muscles and joints in the body can cause excessive pain and the areas that hurt are normally the areas under the most stress. Prenatal massage can help relieve this strain and our physiotherapists have specific experience in the pressure points that can be massaged to help with morning sickness, reducing anxiety and sleep.
The mother undergoes a number of physical, physiological and emotional changes during and after pregnancy.
The massage therapists at Health2u are physios and are knowledgeable of these changes and the safe and comfortable positions to put the mother in when carrying out the massage. In pregnancy massage, the massage is softer and more gentle to help protect the developing baby and different methods and techniques are used. There are also certain pressure points that need to be avoided in the massage while the mother is pregnant to ensure the massage is fully safe to mother and child which a qualified pre/postnatal massage physiotherapist under Health2u will be aware of.
Postnatal Massage can be just as important and of benefit as massage during pregnancy. When carried out by a physio the benefits can include:
The massages can include lymphatic massage to help improve milk flow when breastfeeding and reduce any soreness from excess fluid accumulation (engorgement) in the breasts.
By working on the stomach itself recovery can be speeded up resolving any post op tenderness and help with slimming and firming of the stomach at a much quicker pace.
Body Aches that started during pregnancy can continue after birth with also the additional aches and pains that can happen in the lower back, upper back, chest and shoulders/arms that arise from breastfeeding and carrying/lifting of the baby. Normal massages can help superficially but massages by a physio can include manual therapy and help cure the cause of your pain rather than just make it feel better temporarily.
By being addressed early on with massage then scar tissue adhesions and sensitivity can be helped and other internal issues down the line that can occur with an immobile scar can be prevented. Cosmetically a mobile scar will also heal and therefore look better.
Some prefer to avoid massages in the first trimester due to the fragility of the rapidly growing embryo in this stage. As soon as the 2nd trimester starts the massages can be started and postnatal massages can happen any time after birth.
For optimum results, we recommend twice weekly massages in the 2nd trimester and once weekly massages in the 3rd trimester. After birth, the massages can be as often as required to give the benefits you are looking for such as pain relief, general wellbeing and slimming/firming of the stomach.
There are certain points of the body during Pregnancy that pressure should not be applied as can induce early labour. But if you ensure your massage is carried out by a trained Prenatal Massage Therapist then the massage is very safe.
There are certain pressure points that can be applied that can induce early labour. Some people choose to include these pressure points if they are full term and wanting to try and bring on an earlier labour. But until this point these points should be avoided.
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