Medical massage is an effective solution for alleviating physical pain. It's not just about relaxation; it's a therapeutic approach that addresses specific health issues. Whether you're dealing with chronic pain, muscle tension, or recovery from an injury, medical massage help restore your well-being. Experience the benefits of targeted massage techniques designed to healing and improve your quality of life.
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Whether you're a butcher, a baker, or cabinette maker, if you use your body in your line of work, you may expereince a job related repetitive stress, soft tissue injury. Every type of work has them. It doesn't matter what you do. So don't let aches and pains keep you out of the work force. You are likely very skilled at what you do and you make good money doing it. Right? Look, when I was new to massage, it didn't take me long to unknowingly be treating my body wrong and I gave up my new career until I felt better. That was 21 years ago and what I know now, I not only keep myself doing this hard work (which I love) but I do so without injury. Massage Therapists suffer with the same Carpal Tunnel Syndrome and Epicondylitis just like any other occupation. Plus the upper back and low back pain are also career enders, just like other occupations. However, you have one advantage that I don't. I cannot work on myself, but I can work on you.
Occupational hazards are more than what is in the environment where you perform your work. It is also the toll that your work takes on your body. This is not a bad thing and I am in no way suggesting that you switch careers because every occupation has at least 2 if not more. (to be continued).
Tennis Elbow, Golfer's Elbow, Medial Condylitis is a common condition to anyone who spends a lot of time rotating their wrist and forearm and using their forearm and hands. Imagine how mechanics use their hands to grasp their tools and remove oil filters. Hair dressers and barbers with their scissors and other accessories. Think about the bakers kneading the dough and mixing batter, etc. If you grip tools or material for long periods of time, you are constantly using your "Pop-Eye muscles". Those forearm muscles. Lucky for us, I have a solution that is so simple, you can treat your elbow in your sleep.
The person in the Salon, whether they are sitting looking at your hands or standing over you, is in a position that they will most likely be all day.
Notice how the nail technician is leaning forward and then her head is tilted further forward. The longer that she stays in that position, the stronger that her muscles will be to keep her in that position. Remember that muscles get stronger, shorter and thicker when they are pulling, She will suffer with low back pain, upper back pain, pain in her thumb and Epicondylitis. Eventually she'll struggle to hold on to her tools as she loses hand strenght., because the nerve that activates her hand is being pinched off somewhere from her neck to her hand.
