For which complaints can i not have massage?

General complaints:

Where it is not allowed to massage

• A fever

• Infections such as flu, cold, strep throat etc.

• Antibiotics (consult with your doctor)

• Heart complaints and heart defects (relaxation can cause heart rate to drop. Consult with your doctor)

• Blood thinners (consult your doctor)

• Medicines with a yellow warning sticker (consult your doctor)

• Unknown and a lot of pain

• Cancer (consult your doctor, in some cases it may be okay)Boils (risk of infection and risk of expansion)

• Extraordinary fatigue or exhaustion

• Infectious skin conditions

• First 3 months of pregnancy (fetus may let go)

Local complaints:

There is no massage on the part of the body where the complaint is located,

the rest of the body can be massaged.

Consult your doctor with the following complaints

• Sudden physical trauma, injury, injury, bruising, or swelling(s)

• Inflammation or tumors (risk of worsening or spreading)

• Thickenings, where there is doubt about the cause

Relatively general or local complaints:

Massage is allowed if the location of the condition is taken into account

massage duration and/or technique

• Use of painkillers, stimuli are processed less well

• Use of Antidepressants - Talk to Your Doctor Interesting

• Active inflammation - massage can make this worse

• Injuries - scrapes, cuts, stabs or burns are very unpleasant to be massaged

• Edema formation - swelling, fluid retention where the cause is doubtful

• Inflammation of the vessels - damage to the weakened vessels due to the pressure

• Nerve inflammation - hypersensitivity of the region where the inflammation is present
  

• Subcutaneous bleeding

• Psoriasis

• Thrombosis

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If you are not sure whether you can have a massage, always first consult your general practitioner, physiotherapist.

Or contact your masseur beforehand to discuss your personal situation.