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Why is cancer a contraindication for massage?

Is it safe to have a massage if I have cancer? Some people worry that massage could cause cancer cells to spread to other parts of the body. Research has not found any evidence of this happening, but massage therapists will avoid any areas affected by cancer, such as tumour sites or lymph nodes.

How do I fill out a client intake form?

Elements of a Client Intake Form Client Information: Enter the client's name and other details, if applicable (e.g., date of birth, age, gender, etc.). Contact Information: Enter the client's contact information (e.g., address, phone number, email, etc.). Date: Enter the date of the client intake.

Is it possible to give a massage to a cancer patient?

A massage therapist who is trained to work with cancer patients will ask about your diagnosis, treatments, diagnostic tests, blood values, symptoms, activity level and any restrictions you may have. Oncology massage is safe and effective at helping people feel better during challenging times.

What is the best type of massage for cancer patients?

Gentle massage is tolerated by most people with cancer, and is sufficient to release "endorphins," the "feel good" chemicals released by the brain that can reduce pain. For those who have muscle tightness and stiffness, stronger methods of massage, such as Swedish massage, may be needed.

Can cancer patients receive massage?

Absolutely. Light, relaxing massage can safely be given to clients at any stage of their cancer journey. Massage can help with many of the temporary side effect of chemotherapy and radiation, lower anxiety and pain, improve energy, and decrease nausea.

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