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	<title><![CDATA[Hello Oksana, sorry! I have...]]></title>
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<p>Hello Oksana, sorry! I have missed this post. <br />Like all other pathologies, it's quite difficult to know if you can treat this client. A lot of it depends on the SEVERITY of the condition. </p>

<p>If your friend has a milder form of the condition, then you can give a relaxing massage. Just be sure you understand which position he/she will be comfortable with. You can apply more a lighter pressure and avoid any percussion. </p>

<p>If your friend has moderate or severe symptoms, then the lower back will be a local contraindication. This massage recommendation is similar to other severe condition. </p>

<p>This massage recommendation will be different once you graduate, as you will have a lot more skills and knowledge in how to treat people with those issues, but at times, even a skilful therapist would avoid working on these conditions once they are severe.</p>

<p>Does it make sense?</p>
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