massage contraindications

A:Do what snetterton says...we are not here to do your homework, you will learn nothing this way.

A:No way, no how would I have touched this client without doctors consent. The rule is no massage for minimum of six weeks after any ma joy surgery or birth of a child. The reason for this is the blood is still clotting and you can break away a clot and send it straight to their heart and kill them. With the kidney transplant why did he have a kidney transplant to begin with and was he taking any type of blood thinner or was he on immunosuppressive medication (used after transplants to reduce the activity of T lymphocytes). If he was on immunosuppressive medication then he is also in high risk of catching an infection or malignancies especially lymphomas. This client is contraindicated no matter how you look at it, even after healing time. Unless he/she provides a doctors note that states massage is ok I would not touch him even after healing time. He/She has to many contraindications and that would worry me. I'm glad you stuck to your guns about this and I hope that client will think again before coming in for a massage without talking to his doctor first. Your clients health should always be put before money, possibly having someone stroke out during a massage is not worth it.

A:Indian head massage can leave your client feeling drowsy and light headed as the body is working hard to remove the toxins you have just released from the muscles. If the clients body is already fighting an infection you may find that your client feels more lightheaded and could faint, and also by making the body fight the toxins it will lengthen the time taken to fight off the infection.

A:Getting a massage releases toxins into your body. That's why drinking tons of water is vital.

A:Here the thyroid is working over time with the thyroid producing more hormones than required Here the various metabolic processes are working over time and the person is burning his energy excessively and thus exhausting the body stores. There is loss of weight, increased appetite, higher activity, irritability, heat intolerance, excessive sweating, palpitation, fatigue and weakness. There may be diarrhoea, excessive urination and menstrual disorders. Symptoms may also include tremors of the hands, warm and moist skin, weakness of the muscles, prominent eyes (ex-opthalmos). Hyperthyroidism may also result from various autoimmune disturbances, toxic nodular goiter and the secondary hyper thyroidism due to excessive secretion of thyroid stimulating hormone of the pituitary. even some can die if large amout of hormon released.this is a medical emergency. Weight loss Increased appetite Nervousness Restlessness Heat intolerance Increased sweating Fatigue Frequent bowel movements Menstrual irregularities in women Goiter (visibly enlarged thyroid) may be present Additional symptoms that may be associated with this disease: Weakness Sleeping difficulty Clammy skin Skin blushing or flushing Bounding pulse Nausea and vomiting Lack of menstruation Itching - overall Heartbeat sensations Hand tremor Hair loss Diarrhea Breast development in men High blood pressure Protruding eyes (exophthalmos) Physical examination may reveal thyroid enlargement or goiter. Vital signs (temperature, pulse, rate of breathing, blood pressure) show increased heart rate. Systolic blood pressure (the first number in a blood pressure reading) may be high