Prenatal Masssages Are More Than Just A Treat
Manhattan, NY, July 16, 2014 (Newswire.com) - Body Mechanics Orthopedic Massage is located in the heart of midtown Manhattan and caters to anyone looking for a sports massage program, orthopedic massage and prenatal massage. Massage is often looked at as a luxurious form of relaxation and a special treat for a person on a special occasion or as a gift. Prenatal massages are massages designed for pregnant women and can be quiet a treat for the mother. However, prenatal massages are more than just a treat, they have been studied to help women during pregnancy reduce anxiety, decrease symptoms of depression, relieve muscle aches, joint pains, and improve labor outcomes and new born health.
There are many joys when expecting a child, however pregnancy also comes with physical and hormonal changes that may affect the comfort of the mother. In the physical realm, carrying a baby changes the center of weight and puts a lot of stress on the back, abdominal and shoulders regions. On top of that, the hormone Relaxin is released into the body. Relaxin affects the centers on the joints of the pelvis, allowing them to stretch during delivery. It also softens and lengthens the cervix and helps relax smooth muscles in the uterus and elsewhere throughout the body. With the center of gravity shifted, the added weight and hormones that naturally loosen the joints and ligaments, pregnant women can find themselves with a lot of aches and pains.
Many symptoms of pregnancy can be improved with a prenatal massage. Studies show that prenatal massage can reduce back pain, joint pain, edema, tension headaches , stress, anxiety, improve circulation, and help mothers get a better night sleep. At Body Mechanics Orthopedic Massage all the therapists are trained in prenatal massage. The space boasts two pregnancy tables that allow for the mother to comfortably lay face down
To schedule a prenatal massage with one of their specialists go on their website at https://www.bodymechancisnyc.com
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