Best Prenatal Massages near me in Dandenong, Melbourne

Back pain is one of the most common pregnancy complaints that massage effectively addresses. Browse and book pregnancy massage specialists for back pain near you on Fresha.

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Prenatal massages can ease some of the discomfort pregnancy can cause, plus they have the added benefit of helping you relax. The massage can also alleviate swelling, improve mood, and relieve depression and anxiety.

It’s always best to ask your doctor if and when you should have a prenatal massage. Many massage therapists will not give pregnant women massages until they’re in their second trimester of pregnancy.

A prenatal massage (pregnancy massage) is a therapeutic massage adapted for pregnant women. It uses modified positioning, cushioning, and gentle techniques to safely address the physical discomforts of pregnancy: including back and hip pain, swollen legs and feet, tension, and fatigue.

A prenatal massage is an adapted form of the Swedish massage that accommodates your change in shape whilst ensuring maximum relaxation. Your massage therapist may ask if you have particular aches and pains you’d like them to try to address during the massage to help relieve any discomfort.

Prenatal massages are specially adapted massages for pregnant women, typically involving cushioned support to safely accommodate the body’s changing shape. Prenatal massages can help reduce stress hormones, increase blood circulation, and promote physical and emotional relaxation. They may also help relieve insomnia, neck and back pain, sciatica, headache, and swellings.