Frequently Asked Questions

Get answers to common questions about Prenatal Massage - 90 Minutes.

Yes — when performed by a therapist trained in prenatal care, a 90-minute session is safe with positioning and pressure adjustments. We screen medical history and coordinate with your provider for high-risk pregnancies before beginning treatment.

Arrive hydrated and wearing comfortable clothing. Eat a light snack beforehand, bring any relevant medical records or physician notes, and allow a few minutes to discuss your pregnancy, discomforts, and preferences with your therapist before the 90-minute session begins.

Yes. Targeted prenatal techniques and positioning relieve muscle tension, ease sciatic nerve irritation, and restore pelvic balance. Many clients experience significant improvement after a few sessions; we’ll tailor pressure and areas worked to your comfort and any medical considerations.

Prenatal massage does not induce labor when properly administered. It can temporarily lower blood pressure and promote relaxation, so we monitor vitals and adjust treatment. Inform us of hypertension, clotting disorders, or other complications before scheduling.

Placenta previa is a condition that requires physician clearance. We cannot provide treatment without approval; your provider will advise whether massage is safe, and we’ll adapt techniques and positioning per any medical restrictions once cleared.

Frequency depends on your needs and pregnancy status. Many expectant mothers schedule weekly or biweekly sessions for symptom relief, while others choose monthly. We’ll recommend a plan based on your health, symptoms, and provider guidance to ensure safety.