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Massage In First Trimester??? Posted: 06-10-07 03:07am


i was just wondering if it is still okay to get massaged while in your first trimester?? i have had major back surgery 10 years ago and have got knots under my shoulder that i get massaged every week. is this ok or would accupuncture be better????

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