MASSAGE PROTOCOL

RELAXING
I CONTENT
1. Written Protocol
2. Relaxing Massage Flowchart
 1. Written Massage Protocol
I Relaxing
MANUAL TECHNIQUES: BODY

Introduction:

Aesthetic body massage is the main instrument of the Manual Body Techniques professional for
carrying out the majority of body treatment protocols.
Yo
Goals:

Massage is both an art and a science, in terms of art it has a technical part, alive and therefore
constantly changing and adapting. Its benefits have survived to this day, evolving from the
simplest techniques to provide relaxation and promote sleep, to the specific development of
some more complex ones to relieve or eliminate specific ailments of the body or organism.

Relaxing massage:

Relaxing massage is a manual technique available to the aesthetic professional to maintain

balance, improve the physique and provide well-being. For this reason, it is considered essential
in almost all relaxing treatment protocols.

Yo Massage effect:
Yo We will have immediate and delayed.

Yo Immediate effects:
Body temperature can increase by 2 or 3 ºC, producing local hyperemia that benefits the skin's
nutrition process. It produces the removal of dead cells from the stratum corneum, fatty
substances and other waste, due to a mechanical effect. Activates the movement of lymphatic
blood circulation by the mechanical drag effect.

At the level of lymphatic circulation, its draining effect increases, thus reducing edema.

Modifies the state of contraction or tone of the muscles. Slow, rhythmic maneuvers over large
surfaces produce muscle relaxation. Quick and localized maneuvers tone you.

v Delayed effects:
It gives the skin greater flexibility and a softer texture. Peripheral vasodilation produces
hyperemia in the skin and muscles. Although massage does not definitively eliminate fatty
deposits, it does help reduce them in very localized areas.

In the muscles it produces an increase in volume, strength, resistance and elasticity,

M\
Mh providing these structures with greater work capacity. in the nervous system
It produces an analgesic effect by anesthesia of the nerve endings. Consequently, it also induces
psychological relaxation in the client, providing a feeling of general well-being.

Aesthetic indications:
 V Improves the general condition of the body.
V Induces a state of relaxation in situations of stress or nervous tension.
V Activates blood and lymphatic circulation.
V As a preventive and palliative treatment for skin aging.
V As a complementary treatment for localized adiposity and cellulite.
V As complementary palliative treatments for stretch marks and scars.
V Improves the tone of skin and muscle tissue in cases of sagging.
Contraindications:

They can be of two types: Absolute and relative.

V Absolute:
V Acute inflammations.
V General infections and febrile states.
V Infectious skin diseases.
V Burns.
V Circulatory disorders: phlebitis, lymphangitis, thrombosis, embolisms, arterial embolisms
and arteriosclerosis.
V Decompensated heart disease.
V Hemorrhagic, tumor and cancerous diseases.
V Trauma with open wound, fractures and fissures.
■ Relative:
V Loss of sensitivity in the area.
V Skin disorders: eczema, psoriasis, warts, etc.
V Allergy and skin hypersensitivity.
V Hypertension and tachycardia.
V Pregnancies. The extremities and spine can be treated.
V In the abdominal areas during menstruation.
V Digestive periods.
V Liver failure.
V Rheumatic diseases.

Body areas that require caution:

V Superficial bone areas.

V Delicate organs: liver area, spleen, stomach and kidneys.
V Vascular and nervous plexuses: base of the neck, armpits, mammary areolas, internal part of
the elbow, pubis, groin area and popliteal fossa.

PREVIOUS KNOWLEDGE

The technician who practices massage must have specific training in different subjects, such as:

V Anatomy of the human body

You must also acquire or possess some important qualities and skills for the development of
professional practice:

V Ability to concentrate while performing the massage, so as not to produce a negative

influence on your contact.
V The hands must be agile and sensitive.
V They must be free of rings and bracelets... and nails must be short.
V If the hair is long it must be tied up.
V The clothing must be loose.
VAnatomical and breathable footwear.
VControl your breathing properly. (Breathe slowly and naturally to be relaxed)
The massage cabin:

It must be clean and have ventilation.

The temperature should be around 25 degrees.
Indirect lighting.
Silent or with music that induces relaxation.

Ergonomi
cs:
The therapist's position will be as comfortable as possible to avoid muscle overload; Feet apart,
back straight and knees slightly bent. In general, you must face the client's head when the
movements are carried out in the longitudinal direction of the body; and to its side when the
movements are transversal.

Massage cosmetics:
Creams or oils, which should never be poured directly but into the professional's hands.

Interview/exploration:

A file will be made for the user, where the different sections are included:

General data
Medical data of aesthetic interest.
Life habits
Data that is related to aesthetic treatments (cosmetics used, aesthetic treatments performed)

Scanning can be done by:

Direct observation or with diagnostic equipment. Touch and palpation Pressure and palpitations
Pinching.

The client's form and examination are usually completed on the first day, in
1. order to establish the diagnosis later.
2.
3. User Installation
4.
It is important to properly install the user to obtain the best massage results.

The positions can be:

 V Supine; A pillow under the nape of the neck to keep the head slightly elevated and
under the popliteal fossae.
V Prone; A pillow on the forehead, another on the instep and another under the
abdomen.

For a start:

All you need to start practicing massage is attention, a little time and energy and
above all sensitivity. To prepare for the therapy that concerns us, which is back
massage, certain general guidelines are necessary.

First of all, it is necessary to have the environment prepared, so that everything is

ready for the session before starting.

The room should be at a pleasant and comfortable temperature, with pads,

blankets, towels and any oil or creams you may need. The continuity of the
massage is very important, which is why everything must be ready before starting.

Do not forget about the needs of the person who is going to receive the massage
because cold and discomfort are vital for our final objective. To give a massage we
must move with complete freedom, so we will wear loose and comfortable
clothing. Without losing continuity, you must relax when you change positions
during the session, otherwise your tension will be transmitted to the other person.

Your body must be balanced whether you perform the massage standing, sitting or
kneeling as your comfort depends on the posture you adopt. Your movements must
be made from the trunk and pelvis, using the entire body to apply pressure, not just
the hands or shoulders. You will avoid getting tired or feeling tense if you can
breathe freely and let your body move naturally. Before each session it is
necessary to talk with the couple about what they are going to do and find out
where the pain is located. It is advisable to avoid superficial talks as they will only
dissipate concentration. Do not start a massage if you are worried, unwell or in a
bad mood, as this will deplete your energy and your condition would have an
impact on the other person. You must find the type of pressure that each part of the
body needs and distinguish between pain and discomfort.

FUNDAMENTAL MANEUVERS OF MASSAGE

Rubs or soft passes:

It is the first and last maneuver of the entire massage. With the tips of all the
fingers and very gently, the hand slides over the area that we are going to massage,
alternating hands very slowly. It has the effect of stimulating cutaneous nerve
receptors and producing muscle relaxation in the area.
Venous
emptying:

It consists of passing the palm of the hand and fingers over the area to be treated,
achieving a decrease in the blood content of the veins and promoting return
circulation. The speed of this maneuver must be slow and at medium depth.
Kneading:
Use your whole hand. Grab and squeeze a small area, releasing the
meat with one hand as the other begins to grip more. Do not spread
your hands too far from your body and gradually move from one
hand to the other, as if you were kneading dough.
Digital:

Sink the pads of your thumbs into the flesh with short, deep pressures, or making small circles,
depending on where you are doing the massage. Press with one thumb after the other
successively, each time with a little more force, until you cover a wide area.

Palmar digit:

With the palm of the hand and the thumb especially. Everything adheres well to the muscles and
without raising our hand, we go up and down the treated area, squeeze and let go of the muscles.
Advancing with the thumb and dragging the muscles towards the palm of the hand, the hands
work alternately.

Knuckle:

Manipulation carried out with the thumb and the knuckles of the four flexed fingers (each
knuckle makes a small circle). It is a kneading process that works deeply and its purpose is to
relax the muscles and help eliminate adipose tissue. It is done on the extremities, back, basically.
It has the variant of being performed with the flexed thumb and index finger with which a
specific muscle region is pinched; this is done in the spine and in small areas.

Percussions:

Percussion is a more stimulating than relaxing movement that consists of different types of
rhythmic and energetic pressures, performed repeatedly. Strikes can be performed with the edge
of the hand, with the cupped hand, and with a closed fist. The objective of percussion is to
stimulate soft tissue areas, such as the muscles of the thighs and buttocks, toning the skin and
promoting circulation .

1. Blows with the edges of the hands

Tap gently with the edges of your hands, alternating one palm in front of the other, quite
quickly and with your fingers somewhat loose.

2. Cupped hand strikes

Cup your hands, arching them at the knuckles, but with your fingers straight.

Strike gently, alternating with both hands.

3. blows with fists

 Close your fists loosely and repeat the same sequence of blows, alternately, with the
meatiest part of the fist. The hands should be relaxed to be able to hit firmly but gently.

4. With a flat palm:

It is struck with the flat palm of the hand. Giving small touches to the area to be treated.

Pinch:

We will find different types of pinching, but they must all be soft and when doing them we almost do not
have to separate the tips of our fingers. In all the purposes is to produce hyperemia in the area (increased
blood circulation at a superficial level), they are performed with the thumb and the middle finger.

Frictions:

It consists of passing the open hand, with the fingers together and semi-rotated, over the surface to be
worked with with a certain amount of pressure and energy, to produce heat in the area and release dead
skin cells. Depending on the area we will perform frictions in different directions.

With these frictions you begin to work more deeply on the large masses of muscles, kneading, stretching
and twisting the meat. The objective of these frictions is to relax the muscles, eliminating residual
materials and promoting blood and lymphatic circulation. To do this, alternate hands and knead, stretch
and twist the meat. To knead, squeeze and release the meat in a wide, circular motion. To stretch, do it on
the sides. For twisting, the hands are approached from opposite sides, so that the flesh is first compressed
upwards and then stretched.

V The Stretch
Place one hand on the side of the receiver so that you touch the table or floor with your fingertips
and keep your other hand close. Stretch upwards, alternating hands and bringing each one to
where the other was.

Walk the entire side like this, always with rhythmic movements.

V The Twist
Place your left hand on the near side and your right hand on the other side, and then push forward
with your left hand and back with your right (Figure A). Without stopping, change direction and
return to the opposite side (Figure B). The movement must be slow and without interrupting the
continuity of the friction at any time.
Sliding frictions:

These frictions should be done gently and rhythmically sliding the hands over the skin, like waves
arriving at the seashore. They are used on any part of the body to begin and end the massage, and also as a
transition massage in order to cushion the change from one movement to another. These frictions do not
act on the depth of the muscle masses.

V Wide circular movements :

Move your hands in fairly wide circles, as if forming spirals.

Typing: These are performed with the tips of the fingers slightly curved and fast.
One finger will follow the other. It is a maneuver widely used in facial treatments, especially around the
eyes, cheekbones and forehead.

Vibration: It is a tremor of the hands, fingertips or mortgage areas of the masseuse on a certain point on
the client's body. It is advisable to do tension at the level of the biceps. It acts on the nervous system.

Pressure: Press with your fingertips on different points in the area to be treated. It causes greater blood
flow to the muscle fibers and is also relaxing.
 RELAXING MASSAGE PROTOCOL

IN THE BACK
MASSAGE:
1. Champagne Serum
2. Cream: Relaxing
cream
TOOL
S:
T plastic spatula
O. towels
b. cap
c. Sheet or towel Prepare the work center
d. stretcher Accommodate the client.
A Complement the technical sheet.
Step by Exfoliate the area to be treated
Step: Heat the chosen product with your hands (oil, cream).
1. Distribute the product on the back.
venous emptying from the neck to the buttocks, with the hands
2. together from the spine. Simultaneous palmar rubbing on the
paravertebral muscles in an ascending direction.
3. With the client's forehead supported. Palmar rubbing reinforced
with the hand on the back of the neck. The direction of the
4. maneuver is towards the head.
10. With the client's forehead supported. Simultaneous digital
friction on the cervical spine. One hand on each side.
5.
11. Simultaneous palmar rubbing with the hands, on the
9. cervical portion of the trapezius. Repeat in the other side.
12. Simultaneous palmodigital friction with both hands, on the
cervical portion of the trapezius. Repeat in the other side.
13. Palmodigital kneading on the cervical portion of the
trapezius. Repeat in the other side.
14. Sliding pressure with the index and middle fingers. One
hand slides upward from the sacrum to the nape of the neck and
with the other hand downwards, from the nape of the neck to the
sacrum. The vertebral body is respected.
15. Venous emptying.
16. Alternating palmodigital friction on the latissimus dorsi
muscle. Repeat in the other side.
17. Digital palm kneading in the same area.
18. Knuckle all over the back. Starting with the sacrum in an
ascending direction, along the sides of the spine, working the
trapezius well and descending along the sides of the back.
19. venous emptying
20. percussion on the entire back.
21. venous emptying
22. Simultaneous palmar friction with both hands.
23. venous emptying
24. soft passes from the sacral area to the head.
25. Remove excess product if necessary.
26. Cover the client so that she does not catch cold.
27. Advise her to lie on the stretcher for a couple of minutes,
and to get up little by little.
28. Complement the important data perceived in the technical
sheet.
MASSAGE OF THE LOWER
LIMBS
FOOT :
 V A massing from the fingers.
V Rotation, flexion, extension, abduction, finger-by-finger abduction.
V Flexion and rotation of all fingers.
V Lateral rubbing of the foot.
V Work the sole of the foot with the thumbs.
V Strong rubbing in zic-zac.
V Emptying of the foot.
V Joint mobilization: circulation, flexion, extension, abduction and adduction.
SOLE OF THE FOOT:

T F smooth contact rotations.

V Clap.
LEG:

V emptying of the entire limb.

V digital kneading.
FLEXED LEG:

V Gentle contact rubs.

V Digital span kneading.
V Digital kneading.
V Knuckles.
V Circular steps on the knee.
THIGH:

V Empty.
V Digital span kneading.
V Digital kneading.
V Knuckles.
V Empty.
V Percussions.
V Empty
V Pinch
V Empty
V Smooth passes.
MASSAGE OF THE LOWER EXTREMITY (from behind):

FOOT:

Achilles tendon rub.

Work the heel with thumbs.
Work plant with knuckles.

LEG:

Emptying of the entire extremity.

Palmodigital kneading.
Digital kneading.
Knuckle 0 Empty Pinch.
 V Empty
z Twisting (ziczac rubs).
z Empty
> Smooth passes.
FLEXED LEG:

z Back and forth movement, with the foot held (pump).

z Contact rubbing.
z Digital.
z Knuckles.
z Quick rubbing, alternating both hands.
Emptying from the popliteal fossa to the glutes.

EXTENDED LEG

z Entire extremity emptying.

z Vibration of the entire limb.
z Rotation at the ankles, turn the hands on the heel and escape. 0 Smooth passes.
RECOMMENDATIONS:

In people with circulatory problems, we will not perform twisting movements, pinching, knuckle pulling,
or any other movement that could cause complications in the area.

On the contrary, we will perform many emptyings, to continually renew blood flow and help the blood
reach its destination.

When we finish the treatment, we will recommend our user to remain seated for a couple of minutes, and
then get up little by little (first sit down and then get up). Because if you did it suddenly you could get
dizzy.

If we use an excessively greasy product, we will remove the excess product once the treatment is finished.

The client's body should not be completely uncovered (as it could get cold), but we will use a large towel
or sheet to unprotect the areas that interest us.

When performing a body massage, it is essential that the environment is ideal, try not to make
conversation with our client since the result will not be the same.

Before starting a body massage and at the end of it, we will wash our hands with soap and water.

It is advisable to do hand gymnastics before starting the massage, since our fingers will be much more
flexible.

ABDOMEN MASSAGE:

> Smooth passes.

> Venous emptying, in two stages, first vertically and then horizontally.
> Digital kneading
> Palmar kneading.
> Circular frictions in a clockwise direction.
> Vibrations in the colon with both hands, clockwise.
> Typing.
> Venous emptying in two stages
> Smooth passes
 CHEST
MASSAGE
> Smooth passes
> venous emptying
> Digital kneading
Palmar kneading
> Empty
> Vibration in the sternum area
> Smooth passes

>
MASSAGE OF THE UPPER
EXTREMITY:
>Smooth passes over the entire limb
>Venous emptying throughout the extremity
>Digital kneading
Palmodigital kneading
>Emptying of the entire extremity 0 Frictions
>Emptying of the entire limb
>Wrist flexion, extension, rotation
Inward and outward rotation of the shoulder while holding the limb 0 Gentle passes.
>
>
 2 RELAXING MASSAGE FLOW CHART
POINTS DESCRIPTION DIAGRAM REQUEST TIME
45 minutes
( Start cio ) Stretcher, heath oil with to 1 hour
calendula for massage,
cauldron, music ,
disposable towels
and
Technician's hand washing with
soap and water - then antiseptic
1
Hand gymnastics, for warm-up v
2
1
The technical sheet is prepared 10 minutes

3 —1 '
Appropriate clothing (disposable)
is put on to allow the massage to
be performed.
4 Yo Yo
The user lies on the stretcher in a
supine position.
5
A necessary amount of oil is
emptied into the technician's
hands.
6
The oil is heated by rubbing it Yo
with your hands
7
*
It can be started with the hand or
the right foot
8
We request permission from the
9 user
to
The massage begins with the right
upper extremity
10
We rub the back of the user 's V 30 seconds
right hand with our thumb
•
11
Rub each finger 3 times 30 seconds
12
We turn each finger 3 times to the 30 seconds
left and 3 times to the right and
gently pull, shaking, we gently pull
each finger, shaking

13 1r
We intertwine the user's fingers 30 seconds
with ours and massage the palm
of the hand or foot with the
thumb.
14
 We rotate the wrist or ankle
making an 8 (3 times) to the left
and 3 times to the right and
gently find
15 and
1st. Movement: rub the arm or 30 seconds
leg with the palms of the hands
three times.
16
With criss-cross movements 30 seconds

17
Friction Slide Passes v 30 seconds

18
3rd. Movement called kneading. 30 seconds
For three times.
19
The first movement is repeated. 1 30 seconds
Rub the arm with the palms of the
hands three times.
20
Percussions are made with the 30 seconds
edge of the hand throughout the
limb
21
This is oxygenated, this is done
with the hand covered over the
1 30 seconds

entire extremity.
22
It is sensitized with the fingertips 30 seconds
throughout the extremity.
Eflorations
23
Repeat these same movements
for the left extremity (arm or leg)
1 30 seconds

24
It starts with the lower or upper 30 seconds
right extremity.
25
The oil is heated by rubbing your 30 seconds
hands

■ 1'
26
1st. Movement warms the limb 30 seconds
from the foot to the proximal with
the palms.
27
We rub the back of the feet with 30 seconds
our thumb
28 1
Rub each finger 3 times 30 seconds

29 1
 We turn each finger 3 times to the
left and 3 times to the right and
gently pull, shaking
30
We turn the foot making an 8 (3 30
times) to the left and 3 times to seconds
the right and then we pull the
31 foot
22. Movement. The hands slide 30
along the leg and thigh, crossing seconds
them.
32
The first movement is repeated. v 30
seconds
The extremity is warmed from the
distal to the proximal part with
33 the palms.
3rd mt. Kneading from the distal 30
to the proximal region. seconds
34
The 1st is repeated again. Mt. The
extremity is warmed from the
1 30
seconds
distal to the proximal part with
35 the palms of the hands.
Percussion is performed on the 30
entire limb with the edges of the seconds
fingers.
36
The arm is oxygenated by tapping 30
the hand seconds
37
Sensitize the surface with the tip
of your fingers by sliding them.
v 30
seconds
Outcrops.
1
38
The same movements are 30
repeated with the left lower seconds
extremity.
39
The oil is heated by rubbing it 30
with your hands to continue with seconds
the abdomen.
40
The surface is heated with friction
movements
1 30
seconds
41
Rotating movements are made v 30
with outstretched hands. seconds
42
The kneading movement is done. 30
seconds
43
The entire abdomen is rubbed 30
again. seconds
44
 The abdomen is percussed with
the edge and the fingers

45
separated.
1
It oxygenates with movement. 30 seconds
Tapotamen or cupped hands.
46
Sensitize the surface with your 30 seconds
fingertips by sliding them. Soft
passes or outcrops.

47
•
If you are a woman, you do not 30 seconds
massage your chest or ask for
permission, if you are a man you
48 continue.
Heat the oil by rubbing it with 30 seconds
49
your hands.
_____ ____
Friction is done on the chest with 30 seconds
movements that respect the
breasts in the shape of an 8 if you
are a woman.
50
The chest is kneaded including the 30 seconds
51
shoulders and trapezius. <
Gentle frictions are made on the 30 seconds
chest
52
It is struck with the edges of the F 30 seconds
fingers in all directions.
53
It is oxygenated by making 1 30 seconds
tapotamen or encoca hand.
54
It is sensitized by sliding with the 1 30 seconds
55
fingertips. —
The patient is turned prone . 30 seconds
56
The oil is heated by rubbing it 30 seconds
with your hands.
57 -------1------
Gentle contact rubs are made on 30 seconds
the sole of the foot
58 -------±------
They knuckle down in a circle ▼ 30 seconds
59
Right leg, cupping the entire __ 30 seconds
extremity, with friction
60 —t—
we do kneading 30 seconds
61
We go up to the thigh with T* 30 seconds
friction
62
 We do digital palm kneading
63
We perform percussions on the Yo 30
entire limb seconds
64
Sensitize the surface with the
-------1------ 30
fingertips seconds
65 —+----------
With your hands together, gentle 30
friction is made on the buttocks. If seconds
the patient allows it
66
Percussion is done on the glutes 30
67 seconds
We climb on the back 30
seconds
68
The oil is heated 30
seconds
69
Friction is made on the back with
the oil in the paravertebral
* 30
seconds
muscles in an upward direction •

70
•
The movement is done in 8, 30
covering the entire back 1 seconds
71
With the tips of our fingers we 30
massage the intercostal muscles. seconds
The user's forehead must be
resting on the stretcher.

72
We go back to the back. 30
Simultaneous digital friction on seconds
the cervical spine. One hand on •

73
each side
J.
Kneading and friction on the back 30
of the neck (nape) the direction of seconds
the maneuver is towards the head •

74
•
Simultaneous palmar rubbing 30
with the hands, on the cervical seconds
portion of the trapezius. Repeat in

75
the other side 1
Simultaneous palmodigital friction 30
with both hands, on the cervical seconds
portion of the trapezius.

76
Repeat in the other side.
J.
 Palmodigital kneading on the
cervical portion of the trapezius.
Repeat in the other side
77 1
Sliding pressure with the index 30 seconds
and middle fingers. One hand
slides upward from the sacrum to
the nape of the neck and with the
other hand downwards, from the
nape of the neck to the sacrum.
The vertebral body is respected.
78
Alternating palmodigital friction 30 seconds
on the latissimus dorsi muscle.
Repeat in the other side
79
Palmodigital kneading in the same 30 seconds
area.
80 jz
Knuckle all over the back. Starting 30 seconds
with the sacrum in an ascending
direction, along the sides of the
spine, working the trapezius well
and descending along the sides of
the back

81
Percussion throughout the back 30 seconds
82
Simultaneous palmar friction with r 30 seconds
both hands
83
Gentle passes from the sacral 30 seconds
area to the head and remove
excess product if necessary
84
Cover the user so that they do not 30 seconds
get cold
85
We continue with the head 30 seconds
F
86
Full extension fingertip massages V 30 seconds
87
Strands of hair are taken and F 30 seconds
pulled gently.
88
The person is turned around r 30 seconds
89
Interlace your fingers and gently r 30 seconds
slide them back and forth.

90
On the forehead it is rubbed with 30 seconds
the thumbs
91 l----------
 Percussion is done with the
fingertips
92 —+—
Finally, he slides his fingertips all 30 seconds
over the face.

93
With your fingers slightly open,
30 seconds
94 gently rub each ear.
Subsequently, each part of it is
30 seconds
95 gently pressed.
END
End of the process
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OBSERVATIONS

ACTION PLAN
 3. Informed consent for carrying out
Relaxing massage
Patient data:____________________________________________
Therapist Information:______________________________
Place where the procedure will be done:________________________
Expected advantages when applying the procedure

> Improves the general condition of the body.

> Induces a state of relaxation in situations of stress or nervous tension.
> Activates blood and lymphatic circulation.
> As a preventive and palliative treatment for skin aging.
> As a complementary treatment for localized adiposity and cellulite.
> As complementary palliative treatments for stretch marks and scars.
> Improves the tone of skin and muscle tissue in cases of sagging.

Contraindications General risks

> I have been informed and fully understand the contraindications
They can be of two types: Absolute and relative.

> Absolute:
o Acute inflammations.
o General infections and febrile states.
o Infectious skin diseases.
or Burns.
o Circulatory disorders: phlebitis, lymphangitis, thrombosis, embolisms,
arterial embolisms and arteriosclerosis.
o Decompensated heart disease.
o Hemorrhagic, tumor and cancerous diseases.
o Trauma with open wound, fractures and fissures.
> Relative:
o Loss of sensitivity in the area.
o Skin disorders: eczema, psoriasis, warts, etc.
o Allergy and skin hypersensitivity.
o Hypertension and tachycardia.
o Pregnancies. The extremities and spine can be treated.
o In the abdominal areas during menstruation.
o Digestive periods.
o Liver failure.
o Rheumatic diseases.
 > I have been informed of the right I have to accept or reject the procedure as well
as the right to cancel prior acceptance, the possibilities of success of the treatment
and I have been able to ask what I thought appropriate in this regard.
> All of the above has been clearly explained to me and I accept the proposed
treatment, being aware of the possibilities of success and possible complications,
which is why I sign as a sign of agreement, acceptance and understanding of this
consent.

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the client Date Therapist's signature