Hi all,
I'm told that usually this urut is only for mums who delivered naturally, and is not suitable for those who underwent Caesarean.
Is this true?
Post-natal Urut Lady, in Puchong Area
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Apr 28 2014, 10:03 PM
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QUOTE(sebnimh84 @ Apr 28 2014, 02:50 PM) Not true, my wife underwent C-sect, and she went ahead with the Urut as the Urut lady uses different techniques and massage different areas of the body seeing that there is a recovering wound. I see, thanks for the info. So, how long did your wife have to rest after surgery, before starting the urut sessions? And were they effective? My wife is due in October and is asking me to help me look around for more information on this urut thing. |
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QUOTE(sebnimh84 @ Apr 29 2014, 07:46 AM) My wife gave birth on a Wednesday, discharged on Friday, following day (Saturday) already start the urut to 'buang angin' and to 'tighten the loose parts' haha. Sounds good.Very effective from my personal opinion as this Malay urut lady which we employed used a 'tengku'/hot stone to kempis/flatten her stomach and other parts of the body. You can see the effect after the first 3 sessions. Hope your location is in KL! Can you PM me her contact, as well as details such as price and frequency of sessions? Thanks mate! |
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