top of page

20 Tips for (the rest of) 2020 #5

  • Writer: Karen Stoner, LMT
    Karen Stoner, LMT
  • Sep 25, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: Jan 3, 2021


Even though massage has lots of great benefits, there are a few times when it isn't a great idea. When you are sick, have an early stage of an injury, or have some medical issue going on, massage can actually make things worse. If you are ill, your body is already overworking itself to get better, so massage can put added strain on your system. If you have an injury, you may need to heal up a bit before massage can help. There are also a few medical conditions which are contraindications for massage - meaning massage could aggravate the condition or make something else worse. Some contraindications include: fevers, certain cancers, uncontrolled high blood pressure, blood clots or DVT, or others. If you have a question as to wether you should get a massage, always ask your doctor or therapist. Chances are, rescheduling may the best and safest option for everyone.

Comentarios


A Caring Touch: Massage Therapy

1315 W. College Ave, #200

State College, PA 16801

(814) 235-1236

Centre County Favorites Gold Winner 2024.png
Best of State College 2023.png
SCM-BestOfLogo-2022 3x3 web.png
Member:
ABMP
WiNGSLogo_HighRes.jpg
  • ACT:MT on Facebook
  • ACT:MT on Instagram
  • LinkedIn
  • ACT:MT on Youtube

Site Content Copyright ©  2024  Karen Stoner, A Caring Touch: Massage Therapy   All Rights Reserved

bottom of page