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please tell me with varicose veins, pressure (which jumps), osteochondrosis - you can’t do massage at all ?? none at all???
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Thai definitely can't.
there are therapeutic massages, but the likelihood that they are done in Thai massage parlors is zero.
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there are therapeutic massages, but the likelihood that they are done in Thai massage parlors is zero.
made in China
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answered 11 years ago
kapets ((((((well, at least the neck and head can be ???? I'll go hang myself
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answered 11 years ago
Your question should be addressed to doctors, and not put on the tour forum.
In Thailand, with similar diseases, I would not risk doing a massage. At the place of residence, find a good chiropractor, phlebologist and go through the procedures in a course.
Regarding "I'm going to hang myself" - this is also a doctor and do not delay ...
In Thailand, with similar diseases, I would not risk doing a massage. At the place of residence, find a good chiropractor, phlebologist and go through the procedures in a course.
Regarding "I'm going to hang myself" - this is also a doctor and do not delay ...
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answered 11 years ago
I don't know, but I always try to massage when I'm in Thailand when I'm under pressure.
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answered 11 years ago
I won’t say specifically for Thai massage, I don’t know, but if it’s a regular therapeutic massage or a prophylactic one, then it’s even necessary to do it with osteochondrosis, and with pressure, you need to proceed from whether it is increased or decreased and from this choose a technique (from bottom to top or from top to bottom, intensity etc.). Massage for varicose veins is better either not to do, or to do it with a massage therapist with a medical diploma and a good reputation, so as not to aggravate.
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answered 11 years ago
Thank you. Means no luck. We'll survive. Sent2008- don't take everything so literally. My mental state is in perfect order.
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answered 11 years ago
I have osteochondrosis, the pressure is jumping, while in Tae I did a foot massage, it ends with a massage of the cervical region - which is just relevant in my case, I asked not to touch my head. Contact the salon where you can explain yourself (we went to Lily, which is on the Russian street, where the husband of the hostess Vladimir is our former compatriot). But in any case, consult with your doctor. Good luck!
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answered 11 years ago
I didn’t come across Thai directly, but with osteochondrosis and pressure, it’s possible and necessary! Varicose veins on the legs? do not touch them and it is better to bypass problem areas.
If it turns blue, it will be more gentle ... the lymph flow will improve.
If it turns blue, it will be more gentle ... the lymph flow will improve.
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answered 11 years ago
at the Institute of Massage for the Blind in Jomtien, we do massage even with spinal ulcers. But it is desirable to speak about it at once. Massage is then done specifically, according to the problem. Tourists did the same with varicose veins. I am not an expert in massage, but I know for sure that almost everyone is happy, except for those who are always and not happy with everything. Also there is not only Thai massage, but also oil and herbal therapeutic massage. Prices are lower than in street eateries. I don’t want to say what you can and should do there, but at least you can come in and ask. Let them examine and say whether it is possible or not. They don't take money for this. I can give you their number if needed. Or give us a call and we'll talk to them about your problem.
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answered 11 years ago
With high pressure, massage can not be done, the pressure rises even more. This is not a medical site, but a tourist site who will attribute massage to you here and who will not. Go before the trip to your doctor, let him decide what kind of massage you can recommend: Thai, feet, head, etc.
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answered 11 years ago
I'll hang myself, to a psychologist, urgently, since such a trifle affects you.
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answered 11 years ago
koroshchenko
don't understand, don't mess around. in our therapeutic department, old people with coronary artery disease and hypertension 240 (after being knocked down), they definitely go for a massage. Massage both knocks down and raises pressure. depending on technology.
don't understand, don't mess around. in our therapeutic department, old people with coronary artery disease and hypertension 240 (after being knocked down), they definitely go for a massage. Massage both knocks down and raises pressure. depending on technology.
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answered 11 years ago
http://my.turpravda.com/TombArthur/
You don't lie either. Are you a doctor? Can you give advice without seeing the person?
I write that let a person go to the doctor, and he decides what is possible and what is not.
Consulting with tourists is not logical.
You don't lie either. Are you a doctor? Can you give advice without seeing the person?
I write that let a person go to the doctor, and he decides what is possible and what is not.
Consulting with tourists is not logical.
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answered 11 years ago
koroshchenko
YES, I AM A DOCTOR!!! And I have been practicing massage for 5 years.
YES, I AM A DOCTOR!!! And I have been practicing massage for 5 years.
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answered 11 years ago
You are probably the best doctor in the world, diagnosing over the Internet.
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answered 11 years ago
where did you find the diagnosis, woman? I'm talking about the admissibility of massage for hypertension.
Apparently, I think that further discussion is pointless. Don't get sick.
Apparently, I think that further discussion is pointless. Don't get sick.
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answered 11 years ago
God!!! Why did I just ask! I will not do anything!!!! I lived without massage and I will live 100 years. thanks to everyone who replied. special thanks to those who were concerned about my mental health. Thank God I have a sense of humor. topic closed
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answered 11 years ago
To the question: "What are the contraindications for your massage?" - the famous master Enrique Castells Garcia answered: “Is the warmth of human hands contraindicated for someone? work on the head, if not on the head, you can on the foot.Help your neighbor, pick up the key to his body, find the root cause of the disease - this is the main task of any massage therapist"
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answered 11 years ago
Well said :) But I don't think that's the case with the hundreds of Thai "mamassists" who offer massages on every corner. And even in good Thai salons there are good masters, there are none. My opinion is that if you have the slightest problem, you can’t go to an unfamiliar massage therapist for a serious massage. If they just "stroke" with oil - no problem, if you need qualified help, you need to be sure of qualifications.
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answered 11 years ago
I will do a head massage. I hope this look is done in every salon? And if they “stroke” me with butter, a catastrophe will not happen either. thank you all again
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answered 11 years ago
margusha7474
Try another massage with herbal bags - a very pleasant procedure, and not aggressive.
Try another massage with herbal bags - a very pleasant procedure, and not aggressive.
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answered 11 years ago