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Music massage helps Postpartum Depression
After delivery, mothers feel very emotional. They may feel sad, scared, inadequate, or angry. This is called postpartum blues or baby blues and usually disappears within a week. Postpartum depression lasts longer and more severe.
The 10-20% who feel depressed for longer can experience the inability to sleep or the desire to sleep much more; recurring thoughts of either something bad happens to their baby or do something to hurt the baby themselves; feeling no instinctive need to care for the baby or feeling unable to take care, and feeling guilty, mad, unhappy or afraid.
We know that massage beneficial for mothers and babies in the occurrence of postpartum depression, both the benefits of massage that the relationship between the two, allowing them both to experience positive, healing interaction. Mom gets a massage and also learn to share the experience with baby.
During the first days after birth and first weeks, the baby and mom will not always sleep well and regularly. The nerves may be on the edge and it may seem that everything you do as a mother and feed your baby's diaper. A relaxing massage can soothe and calm the mother. If also learned to massage her baby, the shared experience can give them the opportunity to create links. The baby may also find relief from digestive problems and colic, teething, and inability to sleep.
Study "Massage and mother baby interaction of depressed mothers', carried out by Fetal and Neonatal Stress Research Group, considered whether mothers suffering from postnatal depression would benefit from attending baby massage classes.
One group went to five classes and massage another similar (control) group went to a support group. At the end of the trial period for the massage group had significantly less depression and better interaction with their babies than the control group.
Music massage helps to relax. Research suggests that music stimulates the body's natural "feel good" chemicals (opiates and endorphins). The result is a stimulation of blood flow improved, the pulse rate, blood pressure, respiration, and changes of position, most of the same results that we see massage. Then the mother and baby can greatly enjoy massage with music massage.
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