Prenatal(pregnancy) massage has a profound impact on brain activity, leading to positive effects throughout the entire physiological systems of both the mother and the baby. Prenatal massage not only encourages the release of hormones that enhance overall well-being but also has positive physical, physiological
1. Stress Reduction: Prenatal massage helps reduce stress and
anxiety, promoting a sense of relaxation and calm during
pregnancy.
2. Pain Relief: It can alleviate common pregnancy discomforts
such as lower back pain, sciatic pain, and muscle tension.
3. Improved Sleep: Many pregnant women struggle with sleep
disturbances. Prenatal massage can enhance sleep quality and
duration.
4. Swelling Reduction: Edema (swelling) in the legs and ankles is
common during pregnancy. Massage can help reduce this
swelling.
5. Circulation Enhancement: Massage improves blood and lymph
circulation, promoting a healthier flow of nutrients and oxygen to
both the mother and the baby.
6. Hormone Regulation: It can help balance hormones, including
reducing stress-related hormones and increasing "feel-good"
hormones like serotonin and dopamine.
7. Immune System Support: Boosting the immune system helps
mothers stay healthier during pregnancy.
8. Muscle Relaxation: Muscle tension is relieved, making it
easier for the mother to adapt to the changes in her body.
9. Emotional Well-being: Prenatal massage provides
emotional support and a chance for pregnant women to
connect with their changing bodies.
10. Bonding with Baby: It's an opportunity for expecting
mothers to bond with their baby by focusing on relaxation
and positive sensations.
11. Preparation for Labor: prenatal massage can help with a
more comfortable and efficient labor process.
12. Postpartum Benefits: The relaxation and pain relief
experienced during prenatal massage can have lasting
benefits in the postpartum period.
13. May decrease the likelihood of a premature birth and
low birth weight and all of the possible difficulties that
result.
14. May reduce newborn irritability, restlessness, crying and
digestive problems.
• Lie on your side for 30 minutes each side to avoid pressure on major blood vessels.
• Use gentle strokes on the back and legs.
• Avoid feet and abdominal areas.
• Use mild massage oil for comfort.
• Once or twice a month is sufficient.
Stress during pregnancy can have various negative
effects on both the expectant mother and the developing
fetus. Some potential adverse consequences of stress
during pregnancy include:
1. Preterm Birth: High levels of stress may increase the risk of
premature birth, which can lead to health complications for
the baby.
2. Low Birth Weight: Stress is associated with an increased
likelihood of delivering a low-birth-weight baby, which can
be linked to developmental issues.
3. Developmental Delays: Prolonged or severe stress may
impact the baby's brain development and lead to cognitive
and behavioral problems later in life.
4. Complications During Pregnancy: Stress can contribute
to complications such as preeclampsia, gestational
diabetes, and hypertension.
5. Postpartum Depression: Pregnant women who
experience stress are at a higher risk of developing
postpartum depression.
6. Weakened Immune System: Stress can weaken the
immune system, making the mother and baby more
susceptible to illnesses and infections.7. Negative Impact on Maternal Health: Stress can
exacerbate existing health conditions in pregnant women,
such as heart disease or asthma.
8. Behavioral Issues: Children born to stressed mothers may
be at a higher risk of behavioral problems, including anxiety
and attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
9. Emotional and Mental Health: Stress during pregnancy
can lead to anxiety and depression in the mother, which can
impact her emotional well-being and her ability to bond
with the baby.
10. Stress Coping Mechanisms: In some cases, pregnant
women may resort to unhealthy coping mechanisms, such
as smoking or excessive alcohol consumption, to deal with
stress, which can harm both the mother and the baby.
It's important for pregnant women to seek support and
stress management techniques to reduce the negative
impact of stress during pregnancy. This may include
relaxation exercises, counseling, and maintaining a strong
support network. Healthcare professionals can provide
guidance and interventions to help manage stress and
promote a healthy pregnancy.Stress during pregnancy can have various negative
effects on both the expectant mother and the developing
fetus. Some potential adverse consequences of stress
during pregnancy include:
“Can pregnant women get a massage?” “Will getting a massage cause miscarriage?”
These are common questions among expectant mothers, especially as the pregnancy progresses. Many experience body aches or swollen feet, making them want to get a massage for relief — but they worry it could harm the baby.
Pregnant women can safely receive massages if performed by a certified prenatal massage therapist — someone trained to care for expectant mothers.
Always consult your doctor first to ensure you have no medical risks.
Choose a certified prenatal therapist trained in pregnancy-safe massage techniques.
Avoid massages during the first trimester (1–12 weeks), when the risk of miscarriage is highest.
• โรคหัวใจ / ความดันโลหิตผิดปกติ – Heart disease / Hypertension or hypotension
• โรคปอด ตับ ไต อักเสบ – Lung, liver, or kidney inflammation
• โรคเกี่ยวกับเลือด / โรคลมชัก / โรคหอบหืด – Blood disorders / Epilepsy / Asthma
• โรคผิวหนังจากเชื้อไวรัส เช่น งูสวัด – Viral skin diseases (e.g. shingles)
• โรคกระดูกพรุน / โรคข้อต่อ – Osteoporosis or joint disorders
• เป็นไข้ ตัวร้อน / มีบาดแผล ฟกช้ำ – Fever, swelling, or bruises
• เคยมีประวัติแท้งบุตร – History of miscarriage
• โรคมะเร็ง – Cancer
• ✅ Safest period: Between weeks 13–31 of pregnancy
• ⚠️ Before 12 weeks → Risk of miscarriage
After 31 weeks → May trigger early labor

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