If you have any symptoms of illness within 72 hours of your upcoming massage appointment, you will want to notify your therapist and reschedule.
If your illness is contagious, it is not only poor manners to risk infecting others but is also harmful to public health.
If your illness is not contagious, it is still risky to get massage work done when ill because it can interfere with your body's immune system and it's actions of fighting off the bad guys.
For long-term or chronic conditions, it is best to ask your therapist for their advice and recommendations.
It is ok. Just make sure that you are gentle and the patient is cooperative.
I've never gotten sick after a massage.Sometimes, my nose gets stuffed and I believe it's becauseof the head down position , but it goes away quickly when i am upright.Answer - As far as i know, most people who have a massage do not feel sick afterwards because of the massage. If it doesn't get better soon, you should maybe consider going to see your doctor.
Yes it is could for the hair.
It is indicated. (meaning it is ok) Lighter pressure is recommend.
ok i wl thnk
Yes, i think the world would survive that - -
Please, please do NOT make this decision on your own. Insist that your massage client gets a specific OK from her doctor. If you do not do this, and the massage damages her health, you could be held liable for her resulting medical bills.
No he/she mite get sick
The joint injection is most likely cortisone, in which case it would not be a good idea to get a massage on the same day.
Answer Well first if it does not hurt a massage is OK. Second what are you going to massage. If it is person's head, they will let you now when to stop. Also if you go to www.howtofocusinsports. com there are some drills that might help your friend.
Yes, you can certainly use it without an essential oil, but the massage will be so much more effective with it.
No, it could make you sick.