Contraindications for maderotherapy self-massage
Self-massage using wood therapy is not suitable in the following cases:
1. Pregnant women: It is not recommended to practice these techniques during pregnancy, particularly on sensitive areas such as the abdomen, flanks, or lower back, to avoid any risk to the fetus.
2. Skin problems: Do not use wood therapy tools on damaged, irritated, or burned skin, or on open wounds.
3. Varicose veins: It is not recommended to massage areas with varicose veins, as this could worsen the condition.
4. Serious medical conditions: If you have a history of cancer, untreated heart failure, kidney disease, circulatory problems (such as thrombosis), or any other serious medical condition, it is essential to consult a healthcare professional before starting.
5. Hormonal disorders or serious illnesses: People suffering from significant hormonal disorders, AIDS, leukemia, uncontrolled type 2 diabetes, or thyroid problems must obtain their doctor's approval before any use.
6. Post-surgery: After major surgery, it is best to wait for your doctor to give you the green light before using these techniques.
7. Phlebitis or thrombosis: Anyone with a history of phlebitis or thrombosis should avoid these self-massages unless they have medical advice authorizing their practice.
8. Intensive medical treatments: If you are undergoing treatments such as radiotherapy or chemotherapy, consult your doctor before using this method.
9. Skin conditions such as severe acne or rashes: Do not use the technique on areas where the skin is inflamed or affected by conditions such as severe acne.
10. Children and adolescents: This self-massage program is not suitable for children or young adolescents.
Note: For any questions or in case of doubt, it is recommended to consult a healthcare professional before starting this wood therapy self-massage program.
