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Uterus Reposition Massage Service refers to a traditional treatment involving abdominal massage by a skilled practitioner, intended to help restore the uterus (womb) to its proper position if it's believed to have shifted or "dropped" (commonly referred to in traditional terms as a "fallen womb").

Below is a detailed explanation of the uterus lifting massage service:

Purpose of the Uterus Lifting Massage Service:

• Helps "lift" the uterus back into position, especially after childbirth.

• Improves blood circulation around the uterus and surrounding areas.

• Reduces discomfort such as menstrual cramps, heaviness in the lower abdomen, or trapped wind.

• Commonly used postpartum to support internal healing in women.

General Steps Involved in the Service:

1. Brief Consultation:

• The massage therapist will ask about the client’s health history, childbirth experiences, and symptoms such as menstrual pain, discharge, or lower back pain.

2. Body Preparation:

• The client is asked to lie down (usually on a massage mat).

• Herbal massage oil is applied to aid in smooth movements and muscle relaxation.

3. Lower Abdomen Massage:

• The main focus is massaging upward from below the navel using pressing and lifting techniques.

• The massage is done carefully to avoid pain but with enough depth to affect muscle and connective tissues.

4. Back & Hip Area Massage:

• This area is also massaged as it supports the uterus structure.

• Sometimes the lower back and upper thighs are also included.

5. Post-Massage Rest:

• It is recommended to rest for a few hours afterward and avoid lifting heavy objects or doing strenuous activities.

6. Additional Advice:

• Some practitioners recommend using herbal heat compresses, abdominal binding, or herbal remedies for better results.

Important Cautions:

• This massage is not suitable for all women — pregnant women, those within 30 days postpartum, or those with large fibroids or cysts should avoid it.

• Always seek a qualified and experienced practitioner to prevent internal injury.

• If you experience serious symptoms such as abnormal bleeding or chronic pain, consult a medical doctor first.