Comments on Wall post by Jerome Price

Jerome Price
Jerome Price

Hello All,
Posting a client medical history on behalf of Mandy:
"Female. Age 38.
Smoker. No exercise.
Allergy to Anti-Inflammatory's
DVT in lung in 2002 (warfarin, heparin)
Asthma as a kid, still comes & goes - inhaler
Injection for varicose veins in legs, 2020 (inserted 'foam' into veins)
Colonoscopy (for diarrhoea++), query IBS but negative
Car accident 2013 - hurt neck - physio
Currently on Sertraine & beta blocker Propanol
Says she feels physically well."

  • Amanda Kelly
    By Amanda Kelly

    Also:
    Client has history of low blood pressure.

    In past month, client admitted to hospital with extreme pressure in left temple area - referred to neurologist - ongoing!

  • Amanda Kelly
    By Amanda Kelly

    P.S. Inflammatories ( damn, I hate spelling mistakes)

  • Dror Steiner
    By Dror Steiner

    See my answer here

  • Amanda Kelly
    By Amanda Kelly

    Thanks so much Dror.
    Yes, I definately need to ask client more questions, will do that.

  • Amanda Kelly
    By Amanda Kelly

    Spoke again with client, to clarify few finer points......all good for a relaxation massage, if I do the legs I shall keep the strokes very light, but may just focus on neck, back & shoulders......no more than moderate pressure....feel comfortable at this stage with this

    • Dror Steiner
      By Dror Steiner

      I would suggest on the leg to have the 'indirect approach'- apply techniques that do not put a direct pressure on the legs. Those are oscilation, rocking, shaking ect. These are really goof for the lower limbs in such situaiton. you can also apply some stretches....

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