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Yep,the only way u can fix it i think is by deleting the contra 4 action replay thing completely then do it manually :\
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the main contra action one can get is muscle fatigue, from an incorrect use of the equipment, or too high a setting has been used. hope that helps
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itching, swelling, cutting, brusing a contra action is something that you cause during the treatment a contra indication is something which stops your from performing the treatment such as a cold sore as its infectious
Contra-action in tanning refers to adverse reactions that may occur during or after the tanning process. These can include skin irritation, allergic reactions, or uneven tanning results. Factors such as skin type, product ingredients, and pre-existing skin conditions can contribute to these reactions. It's essential to perform a patch test and follow safety guidelines to minimize the risk of contra-actions.
A contra action refers to an adverse reaction or side effect that occurs after a treatment or service, particularly in beauty and wellness therapies. Examples include skin irritation, redness, or allergic reactions following procedures like facials or hair dye application. It is essential for practitioners to inform clients about potential contra actions and to monitor for any adverse effects. Addressing these reactions promptly is crucial for client safety and satisfaction.
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An example of a contra-action to paraffin wax treatment for the hands or feet is skin irritation or a rash. This can happen if the skin is sensitive to the wax or if it is too hot when applied. It is important to test a small area of skin before applying the wax and to always follow the manufacturer's instructions to avoid adverse reactions.
id this happend you would tell the client to go to there Gp. also you would tell the client to clean thereself up.A contra action can be anything from a slight reddening to something more serious like burning or blistering.If a contra action occurred I would say to remove all product from your client, it is not up to the client to clean it off themselves as they have come to you for a treatment. Explain why you cannot carry on with the treatment and advise them to seek suitable medical attention and record any issues on the clients record card so you have that information for future reference.
Contra. has written: 'Kesmasolin'
Contra ReBirth happened in 2009.