Our Pre & Post Natal Services
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Tailored prenatal and postnatal Ayurvedic therapies for recovery and wellbeing.
Pre-Natal Ayurvedic Therapy
$195.00Support your reproductive health and reduce anxiety with this calming pre-natal detoxification therapy. It regularizes metabolism and calms both body and mind through gentle oil massages and Shirodhara. This treatment ensures a peaceful environment for the mother while preparing the body for birth.
Post-Natal Ayurvedic Therapy
$195.00Reclaim your shape and energy after pregnancy with a therapy designed to tone lax muscles and reduce post-delivery flab. It effectively relieves back pain, promotes hair growth, and enhances overall beauty. This comprehensive treatment supports your recovery and reduces the risk of post-natal depression.
Why Choose Santhigram for Mothers
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Holistic, evidence-informed care to nourish mother and child at every reproductive stage.
Personalised Treatment Plans
Individual assessment and tailored Ayurvedic protocols to address unique needs during conception, pregnancy, labour preparation and postpartum recovery.
Safe Ayurvedic Therapies
Gentle, pregnancy-safe oils and massages that detoxify, tone muscles, reduce stress and promote healthy circulation for mother and baby.
Postnatal Rejuvenation Care
Supportive treatments to restore energy, improve lactation, heal tissues and rebalance hormones after childbirth for faster recovery.
Expert Guidance & Education
Ongoing counselling, nutritional advice and practical postpartum care tips to empower mothers through each stage of their journey.
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Pre & Post Natal FAQs
Answers to common questions about our prenatal and postnatal Ayurvedic therapies and care.
We recommend beginning pre-natal Ayurvedic care as soon as pregnancy is confirmed or during preconception planning to optimise fertility. Postnatal therapies typically start after medical clearance, often two to six weeks after delivery, tailored to each mother’s recovery and health status.
Yes. Our prenatal treatments use pregnancy-safe oils, gentle massages and herbal regimens selected by experienced practitioners. We avoid intensive detox or contraindicated herbs during pregnancy. Every therapy is adapted to trimester, medical history and obstetrician recommendations to ensure safety for mother and fetus.
These therapies detoxify and balance hormones, improve circulation and muscle tone, reduce anxiety and back pain, and support lactation. Prenatal care prepares the body for birth while postnatal treatments accelerate healing, restore energy and promote emotional wellbeing for mother and child.
Session counts vary by individual goals and health. Prenatal plans often include weekly or fortnightly visits throughout pregnancy, while postnatal programmes may run for four to twelve weeks focused on rehabilitation and nourishment. Your practitioner will create a personalised schedule based on assessment.
Yes. Postnatal Ayurvedic treatments can improve lactation by improving circulation, relieving engorgement and reducing stress. Nutritional guidance and specific herbal support may be recommended. We coordinate with lactation consultants and respect medical advice to ensure safe, effective breastfeeding support.
Certain intensive detox procedures and some herbs are contraindicated during pregnancy and immediate postpartum. Contraindications depend on medical conditions like high-risk pregnancy, hypertension or infection. Our team conducts careful assessments and liaises with your healthcare providers to determine safe, individualized therapy options.
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