These conditions
and/or pathologies are contraindicated for massage and require a prescription
for massage from your physician prior to your massage. You may bring the
permission at the time of your massage.
·
Local
contagious/infectious conditions
·
Acute
flare-up of inflammatory arthritis (e.g. Rheumatoid Arthritis, Systemic lupus
erthematosus, Ankylosing spondylitis, Reiter’s syndrome.)
·
During
radiation therapy treatment
·
Active
cancer
·
Diabetes
mellitus 1 OR 2 with advanced heart or kidney disease – could have possible
hypoglycemic reaction
·
Recent
traumatic injury (car accident, head injury)
·
Acute
disk herniation
·
Fever
·
Seizure
disorder
·
Hypertension/Hypotension
not well controlled by medication (high or low blood pressure not controlled by
medication)
·
Phlebitis
(Blood clot)
·
Severe
varicose veins
·
Deep
vein thrombosis
·
Thromboanaglitis
obliterans (Buerger’s Disease)
·
High
Risk Pregnancy
·
Acute
Neuritis
·
Acute
Trigeminal Neuralgia
·
Meningitis
·
Sepsis
·
Ectopic
pregnancy
·
Esophageal
varicosities
·
Acute
and subacute goiter
·
Any
undiagnosed internal bleeding
·
Severe
unexplained internal pain
·
Acute
Ulcerative colitis (Crohn’s Disease)
·
Acute
Diarrhea
·
Anema
·
Bursitis
·
Heart
problems
·
Hematoma
·
Lice
·
Any
unstable condition
SKIN CONDITIONS
THAT ARE CONTRAINDICATED FOR MASSAGE
·
Acute Psoriasis
·
Eczema
·
Severe Bruises
·
Skin infections or ulcerations
·
Ring worm
·
Stasis Dermatitis
·
Warts
·
Open Wounds
·
Recent Burn
·
Skin Cancer
IF YOU ARE
TAKING ANY OF THE FOLLOWING PERSCRIPTION MEDICATIONS, PLEASE GET APPROVAL FROM
YOUR PHYSICIAN FOR A MASSAGE SESSION
·
Pain
Medication
·
Heart
Medication
·
Blood
Thinners
·
If you
are taking an antibiotic prescribed by your physician, it should be taken for three
full days to achieve a blood level (of antibiotic) before a massage can be
safely given.
Please notify me
with your concerns for your comfort and safety
CsepulvedaLMT@gmail.com
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