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Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Our therapists are trained in pregnancy-safe protocols and adapt positioning and pressure for each trimester. We avoid deep abdominal work and use supportive bolsters. Always inform your therapist about complications, and consult your healthcare provider if you have high-risk conditions before booking.
Many clients begin regular prenatal massages in the second trimester when comfort concerns often increase. However, sessions are beneficial at any stage with provider clearance. Book as needed for symptom relief and relaxation; frequency depends on comfort level and healthcare guidance.
If you have a normal, low-risk pregnancy, most providers do not require formal approval. If you have complications, such as placenta previa, preeclampsia, or other risk factors, obtain written clearance from your obstetrician before booking.
We use side-lying positioning with supportive bolsters to keep mother comfortable and safe. In later trimesters, prone positioning is avoided. Your therapist will adjust pillows and draping for optimum support and pressure throughout the session.
Avoid heavy meals and excessive caffeine immediately before your appointment. Inform us about recent medications, swelling, or bleeding. If you feel unwell or have fever, reschedule and consult your provider before receiving massage.
Yes. Gentle techniques and light lymphatic work can reduce fluid retention and ease edema in hands, feet, and ankles. Therapists avoid deep pressure on legs if clotting risks exist; always disclose your medical history before treatment.