What are the contraindications for massage when client is currently undergoing medical treatment?

Contraindications for massage when a client is currently undergoing medical treatment include:

- Medical conditions that may be exacerbated by massage, such as:

- Deep vein thrombosis (DVT)

- Skin infections

- Open wounds

- Burns

- Sprains or fractures

- Certain heart conditions

- Certain neurological conditions

- Medications that may interact with massage, such as:

- Anticoagulants

- Blood thinners

- NSAIDs (non-steroidal anti-inflammatory drugs)

- Steroids

- Chemotherapy drugs

- Recent surgeries or medical procedures, such as:

- Surgeries within the last 6-8 weeks

- Cosmetic procedures (e.g., Botox, fillers) within the last 2-4 weeks

- Medical procedures (e.g., biopsies, injections) within the last 24-48 hours

- Pregnancy, especially during the first trimester

- A compromised immune system, such as:

- HIV/AIDS

- Cancer

- Diabetes

- Any condition that is causing pain, swelling, or inflammation in the area being massaged

- Any other condition that the client's doctor has advised them to avoid massage for

Always consult the client's doctor before performing massage if the client is currently undergoing medical treatment or experiencing any health problems to ensure the safety and well-being of the client.