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Home > Complementary Medicine > Massage > Contraindications of  Massage

Contraindications of Massage


Please do not use Massage Therapy in cases of :

  • Infectious skin disease.

  • A rash.

  • An unhealed wound.

  • Immediately after surgery.

  • If you're prone to blood clots.

  • Circulatory ailments such as phlebitis or varicose veins preclude the use of massage.

  • It should never be performed directly over bruises.

  • Inflamed or infected injuries.

  • Areas of bleeding or heavy tissue damage.

  • At the sites of recent fractures or sprains.

  • Cancer patients immediately after chemotherapy or radiation therapy.

  • Avoid massage over any known tumor.

  • In any area with a recent surgical incision.

  • Massage in the abdominal area for at least two hours after eating.

  • Abdominal hernia.

  • Abdominal massage should also be strictly avoided during the first three months of pregnancy; during this period, massage of the legs and feet is also inadvisable.

 

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