Some people experience mild soreness after they get their first massage and this would be considered normal. It should feel like the soreness you get after starting a new sport or exercise activity, especially if you have not been very active yourself. It would be a good idea to call the massage therapist and report that you have some soreness, and also, if it lasts more than three days, or gets worse, you may want to see a doctor.
In a very rare, few cases, a massage therapist can work too deeply and cause bruising, or even further injury to tissues. If this could be the case, it may be even more important to see a doctor.
But if it starts to get better, you may consider a mild moist heat application or mild gentle stretching to help the area heal quicker. Then tell your massage therapist, if you get another massage from them, to use less pressure.
Chiropractic massages will help with sore muscles. They are very theraputic. You can also go to a certifed massage therapost for a regualar massage as well.
Side effects are usually limited to some soreness, particularly after the first session of Tui na massage.
Swelling, soreness, redness, minimal puss.
No it is not. it can be normal when you are having your period or during pregnancy but other than that no. go to your gyno.
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shy of being in a state of semi nudity. Some masseuse will guide you to be more comfortable during the session. Second, the acciendat injury. Deep therapeutic muscle massage can cause an acute soreness or maybe your nerves/bones will be deformed during the session.
The main benefits of a sports remedial massage would include: improving performance, reduces muscle soreness and stiffness, and can help speed up the recovery time after a minor injury, especially if used with a rehabilitation program. Usually, a sports massage will concentrate on the specific muscles used during a particular sport.
Reducing stress and increasing relaxation. Reducing pain and muscle soreness and tension. Improving circulation, energy and alertness. Lowering heart rate and blood pressure.
A training massage can be an important addition to any workout routine. The manipulation and frequent massage of muscles on a consistent basis while in training has been proven to be beneficial in helping athletes maintain peak performance despite strenuous workout schedules. Performed by trained massage therapists, a training massage session is a relaxing, stimulating conclusion to a workout and will promote good health as well as body awareness, and can help alleviate soreness and stiffness caused by muscle strain.