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The document is an Oncology Massage New Patient Form that requires patients to provide personal information, medical history, and details about their cancer diagnosis and treatment. It includes questions about previous massage therapy experiences, current activities, treatments undergone, medications, and any restrictions or symptoms related to their condition. Patients are instructed to complete the form and email it before their massage appointment.

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Begin by entering your personal information, including your name, date of birth, address, and contact details. This ensures that the massage therapist has all necessary information to provide personalized care.
Answer questions regarding your previous experience with massage therapy. This helps the therapist understand your preferences and any concerns you may have.
Provide detailed information about your cancer diagnosis and treatment history. Include dates and types of treatments undergone, as this is crucial for safe massage therapy.
Indicate any current medications and any restrictions due to medical conditions or treatments. This section is vital for ensuring a safe and effective massage experience.
Review all sections carefully before saving your completed form. Once finished, save it to your computer and email it to kgarbark@firsthealth.org prior to your appointment.

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Is oncology massage in demand?

Fortunately, as research grows and clinical experience improves, Oncology Massage is becoming more widely accepted as part of a comprehensive cancer care plan. Specialized training for massage therapists now ensures they are equipped to safely work with patients throughout their cancer journey.

Why is a massage consultation important?

The client consultation form helps to ensure that the massage therapist is aware of any contraindications or precautions that need to be taken during the massage. This includes avoiding certain areas of the body or adjusting the pressure used during the massage.

What is the most important advice that you should give to your client after the massage and why?

Massages can also be quite dehydrating. They usually take place in a nice warm environment and your massage therapist is actively encouraging your soft tissues to expel water. So the best thing to do after a massage is to have a lovely long drink of water to get your hydration back up.

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