6 Replies

Haha I had a rather intense/violent (unexpectedly so) full body massage that gave me quite a few bruises just a few days before I found out I was pregnant 😂 I was probably around 5-6 weeks pregnant then. Probably wouldn’t have gone for it had I known I was pregnant, but thankfully no issues thus far, currently in my 3rd trimester and all is well :) but yes - I’d say hold off that massage until at least mid 2nd trimester; think that’s what most massage places offering prenatal massage recommend as well

I had terrible backache during my 1st trimester. It was upper back pain. I tried multiple things, hot water bag, stretching etc. Nothing helped for me. Then i talked to my gynae & she prescribed me calcium & vid D supplements, and the pain was gone in 2 days. Talk to your gynae, she’ll assess your situation and advise accordingly.

Early pregnancy massage has risks of a miscarriage thats why it's not recommended and normally they will refuse or afraid to massage women in the early stage. Recommended to do a massage only @ 20 weeks and above.

Recently I had a shoulder and legs massage at 15 weeks. Not even a prenatal massage. My body was aching so I had a simple legs and shoulder massage. Just need to inform the person that you’re pregnant.

go for a swim or walk in the water. i felt fatigue and had all the pains but after swimming my body felt much better and relax

better to be safe than sorry. please find other alternative to massage.

Trending Questions

Related Articles