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jessnbrian
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Re: Pedicure question
Posted by SecretlyTTC14
I prefer to stay away from prenatal massages anyway. They don't apply any pressure at all. I would rather not pay all that money to be pet for an hour. I tried it once and left feeling disappointed. I'll just wait until 36 weeks to go back to reflexology. It's only like 10 more weeks 
Oh forget that then! LOL, I don't really want to sit there and be pet.
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MrsE323
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Pedicure question
I got my usual biweekly pedicures (with massage) all pregnancy long including at 39 weeks when I was already 3cm dilated and didn't have any issues, and the 39 week massage did not induce labor for me but it felt damn good on my swollen feet/cankles!
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| Posted 7/17/14 1:15 PM |
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Re: Pedicure question
Last night dh was giving me the most amazing foot rub complete with lotions and all I kept thinking about was this thread!!!! 
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Justcantbe
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Re: Pedicure question
I always say whatever you are comfortable with. With my first pregnancy I went weekly.....oddly enough my daughters requires a nightly foot massage herself!! Ha this pregnancy I plan on going as often as possible.
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| Posted 7/20/14 2:07 PM |
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babyvibes
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Re: Pedicure question
Posted by PitterPatter11
I got a pedicure/massage at 38.5 weeks and it did not bring on labor and I was actually very far along (60% effaced and 3 cm dilated). I wouldn't stress it!
I went on my due date and nada 
I don't think it's vey common for a pedi to induce labor, but I'm no expert. If you're worried, ask them to avoid your ankles.
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| Posted 7/20/14 4:57 PM |
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babyvibes
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Re: Pedicure question
Posted by jessnbrian
Posted by SecretlyTTC14
I prefer to stay away from prenatal massages anyway. They don't apply any pressure at all. I would rather not pay all that money to be pet for an hour. I tried it once and left feeling disappointed. I'll just wait until 36 weeks to go back to reflexology. It's only like 10 more weeks
Oh forget that then! LOL, I don't really want to sit there and be pet.
I got a prenatal massage in 2nd trimester at Drew Patrick in Bay Shore. I needed a Dr's note but she definitely used pressure. I'm sure it depends on the massage therapist.
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