Prenatal Massage in Basel:
TCM Support for Expectant Mothers
Gentle Acupressure & Tuina Starting in the Second Trimester – Prenatal Massage in Basel for Greater Relaxation and Relief from Back Pain, Muscle Tension, Heavy Legs, and Other Common Pregnancy Ailments.
A More Relaxed Pregnancy
Pregnancy is a special time—full of anticipation, but also full of changes. As your baby grows, your body is constantly changing. Back pain, muscle tension, heavy legs, sleep problems, or restlessness can make everyday life more difficult.
Using gentle acupressure and Tuina, I’ll provide you with personalized support throughout this special time,starting in the second trimester . Each treatment is tailored to your pregnancy, your current symptoms, and your needs, helping you find peace, relieve discomfort, and promote your well-being.
When can acupressure and Tuina be helpful?
Your body changes constantly during pregnancy. Depending on the stage of pregnancy, you may experience various discomforts. A prenatal massage with acupressure and Tuina can help you with the following, among other things:
Back and Pelvic Pain
Neck and shoulder tension
Sleep Problems
Stress and Inner Restlessness
Exhaustion
Heavy or Swollen Legs
Digestive problems
Childbirth Preparation Starting at the 36th Week of Pregnancy
Why Choose Acupressure & Tuina Over a Traditional Massage for Pregnant Women?
Acupressure & Tuina Massage During Pregnancy:
A Holistic Treatment Approach Based on the Principles of Traditional Chinese Medicine
Tailored to each individual's pregnancy, symptoms, and stage of pregnancy
Treatment of Meridians and Acupressure Points
Clothed and without oil
Both forms of treatment can be beneficial. However, they have different focuses.
Classic Prenatal Massage:
Focus on Muscles and Tension
Focus on local muscle relaxation
Orientation Based on Anatomical Structures
Treatment applied directly to the skin and tissue
Massage techniques, usually using oil
Here's How Your Treatment Will Proceed
Every pregnancy is unique. That's why I tailor each treatment to your specific symptoms, stage of pregnancy, and needs.
1 | Initial Consultation
Arrival
We'll discuss your symptoms and work together to set the treatment goal.
2 | Qi Gong
Preparing the body
Gentle movement and breathing exercises help you ground yourself and prepare for the treatment.
3 | Acupressure - Tuina massage
Handle with care
Using targeted massage techniques and pressure , I work along the meridians—similar to acupuncture, but without needles.
4 | Follow-up discussion
Integrate and next steps
Together, we'll discuss what you can take away from the treatment to apply to your daily life.
For your convenience:
A special pregnancy pillow with cutouts for the abdomen and chest allows you to lie comfortably on your stomach, if you wish. Alternatively, the treatment is performed while you are lying on your side in a relaxed position.
My Experience with My Prenatal Massage in Basel
Expectant mothers share their experiences with acupressure and Tuina treatments at my TCM practice in Basel.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Answers to the most common questions about acupressure and Tuina treatments for mothers and babies.
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I provide care for pregnant women starting in the second trimester. The treatment is tailored to your stage of pregnancy and uses gentle techniques from acupressure and Tuina.
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If you’re having an uncomplicated pregnancy, massage is generally a viable option. If you have a high-risk pregnancy or acute medical symptoms, please feel free to contact me. Together, we’ll determine whether a massage during pregnancy is appropriate or whether you should first consult with your OB-GYN or midwife.
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For your comfort, a special pregnancy pillow with cutouts for your belly and chest is available. This allows you to lie comfortably on your stomach, if you wish. Alternatively, the treatment can be performed while you’re lying on your side in a relaxed position.
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That depends on your symptoms and how far along you are in your pregnancy. Many pregnant women opt for prenatal massages every two to four weeks. If you’re experiencing acute symptoms or are preparing for childbirth, a shorter interval may also be advisable.
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Yes. I am EMR-certified in acupressure. Many supplemental insurance plans cover a portion of the treatment costs for complementary medicine. Please check with your health insurance provider directly to find out exactly what costs are covered.
Take some time for yourself and your baby
Are you looking for a massage for pregnant women near you? You’re warmly welcome at LAE Massage—with everything that this special time brings.