If you suffer from any of the following disorders, you may benefit by clinical massage:
 |
Any chronic muscle or joint pain. |
|
A known condition of referred pain, such as “when my neck gets tense I get a headache. “ |
|
Any recurring symptoms that seem to accompany or are precipitated by muscle tightness. |
|
Tight muscles that are limiting the mobility of a joint. |
|
Chronically fatigued muscles. |
|
Low energy level, especially when accompanied by muscle aches and pains. |
|
A recent muscle injury that generates pain or dysfunction in areas not seemingly involved in the injury |
|
Any visceral dysfunction that tests negative for conventional causes. |
|
Muscle pain that recurs in an area with no apparent new cause. |
|
A tendency for pain to spread to other muscles whenever a simple strain or injury occurs |
People find that therapeutic massage can help with a wide range of medical conditions, including:
|
Allergies |
|
Anxiety |
|
Arthritis (both osteoarthritis and rheumatoid arthritis) |
|
Asthma and bronchitis |
|
Carpal tunnel syndrome |
|
Chronic and acute pain |
|
Circulatory problems |
|
Depression |
|
Digestive disorders, including spastic colon, constipation and diarrhea |
|
Headache, especially when due to muscle tension |
|
Gastrointestinal disorders (including spastic colon, colic and constipation) |
|
Headache |
|
Immune function disorders |
|
Insomnia |
|
Myofascial pain (a condition of the tissue connecting the muscles) |
|
Premature infants |
|
Reduced range of motion |
|
Sinusitis |
|
Sports injuries (including pulled or strained muscles and sprained ligaments) |
|
Stress |
|
Temporomandibular joint (TMJ) dysfunction |