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If you’ve been trying to get pregnant, you’ll understand its effects on you physically and emotionally. Perhaps you have tried naturally to no avail, or considered getting IVF. Nevertheless, as this cycle of trying to get pregnant and failing continues, you feel it taking a toll on your general wellbeing.
When you try to conceive, the hormones and physical body are checked, tested, prodded, and poked, your weight, age, and BMI are noted, and the physical body is relied on to get you pregnant. However, your emotional side is not very much considered, and this could be the main cause of pregnancy failure. The expectations and pressure to conceive could be extremely stressful, and that’s where fertility massage could be of huge help.
What is Fertility Massage?
Fertility Massage is a deep, but non-invasive and gentle treatment that works by removing pressure and strengthening the surrounding muscle and tissues.
It’s a kind of massage that aims to improve the health and fertility of your reproductive organs. It’s an all-natural method with benefits that leads to improved reproductive health, menstrual cycle, and abdominal health.
Benefits of Fertility Massage
Receiving womb or fertility massages regularly could offer you numerous benefits such as the following:
- Hormonal Balance
Regular massages could boost blood flow to your organs and transmit the hormones in your blood to their expected destination. That’s vital in numerous cases like lengthening the ovulation cycle and thickening your womb’s endometrial lining. Detoxifying your body and improving liver function could remove any excess estrogen, stopping the dominance of estrogen in your body. Fertility massage is also known to produce feel-good hormones such as oxytocin.
- Oxygenated Blood
When you improve the body’s blood flow and increase circulation, more oxygenated blood will reach your tissues. Each cell in your body needs oxygenated blood to keep healthy. Furthermore, this can improve egg quality in the pelvic region. For a safe egg retrieval during IVF, oxygenated blood flow to the womb is essential. It’s also important for the endometrial lining to facilitate egg implantation, help in sperm placement, and improve the quality of cervical mucus to offer a good environment for the egg.
- Removes Stagnation
Not only does excellent circulation help with getting good blood flow in, but it can also help with blood and lymph flow out. This can assist in enhancing the tissue environment by removing the body’s natural cellular debris. After menstruation, fertility massages can assist the womb clean out all of the old blood that has accumulated inside it.
This brown blood appears at the end and start of a period and is caused by the womb being tilted sideways, backward, or forwards. Old blood being lodged inside is bad because it produces toxins locally and contributes to extreme period pain. Another explanation for the accumulation of old blood inside the womb might be due to the womb having difficulty contracting and shedding, possibly owing to poor circulation.
- Scar Tissue
Hysterectomy blocked fallopian tubes, cesareans, pelvic difficulties, and abdominal surgery could all cause adhesions and scar tissue. Fertility massages could help in the circulation of blood from and to all of the abdominal organs.
- Reduces Pain
Period discomfort can be reduced, and uterine health can be improved by helping your body get rid of old blood and stagnant fluid. The fertility massage will improve gut motility, which will help in bodily cleansing through frequent bowel movements. Because the colon is so near to one’s reproductive system, it has a significant influence on the health of the womb. Toxins induced by constipation, for example, might build up in the region and have a severe influence on the reproductive system’s health. As a result, massaging the region might encourage the release of endorphins, which are natural painkillers.
For those transitioning into the prenatal phase, considering prenatal massage therapy alongside fertility massages can provide additional advantages.
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