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Are there any medical conditions that make massage inadvisable?

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Are there any medical conditions that make massage inadvisable?

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Yes. There are certain times when massage is contraindicated (should not be performed). Be sure to consult your physician before initiating any massage program if you have circulatory ailments (such as phlebitis), infectious disease, cancer, cardiac problems, contagious skin conditions or any inflamed or infected tissue. You should inform your therapist of any health problems or medications that you are taking. For example: certain prescription drugs may cause you to bruise easily, or may dull your pain sensations, so the therapist needs to be aware in order to take extra precautions.

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