Massage can improve quality of life for those suffering from arthritis, joint or muscular pain…
If you are suffering from joint pain, muscular tension or arthritis, did you know that deep tissue massage can dramatically improve both your quality of life and your ability to relax or sleep?
Deep Tissue Massage relaxes severe pain tension in the muscles and joints. The Arthritis Foundation states that massage can significantly reduce pain in muscles and joints, improve sleep, ease stress and improve lifestyle and overall quality of life.
How can massage therapy help with arthritis?
Massage is often used to relieve common symptoms of many types of arthritis: reducing pain and stiffness, easing anxiety, improving range of motion in joints, and promoting more restful sleep.
Deep Tissue Massage focuses on manipulating both the top and lower layers muscles and tissues to address severe tension or pain in the muscles and connective tissues.
The use of hands-on massage can also ease joint stiffness, encourage joint mobility, decrease anxiety, and promote more restful sleep.
“Massage can result in a significant reduction in pain” for people with all types of arthritis, says Tiffany Field, PhD, a research psychologist at the University of Miami Medical School.”
People with arthritis who experience chronic symptoms may consider using massage therapy regularly to help manage their pain and stiffness or to promote better sleep that can, in turn, relieve pain in muscles and joints.
What are the symptoms of arthritis?
– Tender, warm and swollen joints
– Joint pain and stiffness that lasts more than 30 minutes after a long rest
– Fatigue accompanied by a sense of not feeling well
– Feelings of sprain or strain that take longer than usual to heal
– Numbness or tingling of the hands
Here at The Natural Massage Company, we work with our clients by focusing on critical areas of tightness or pain.
We recommend that people with arthritis who experience chronic symptoms consider using massage therapy regularly to help manage their pain and stiffness and to promote better sleep.
Remember, before getting any type of massage, consult your doctor to make sure massage is safe for your arthritis and any other health conditions you may have. In addition, when it comes to professional treatment, you should only ever seek massage therapy from a qualified and trained massage therapist, which is why all therapists registered with the Natural Massage Company are ITEC Level 3 qualified in massage therapy.
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How often should be massage performed for arthritis patients?
https://www.arthritis.org/health-wellness/treatment/complementary-therapies/natural-therapies/types-of-massage
Dear Richard,
Thank you for reaching out. I have included a link above for you from Arthritis.org which offers information about massage benefits and regularity. Your GP will be well placed to advise their recommendation based upon your health requirements to ensure your individual needs are taken into account for a holistic approach. Stay Safe.
Can massage help to prevent arthritis and any joint problems?
https://www.arthritis.org/health-wellness/treatment/complementary-therapies/natural-therapies/types-of-massage
Dear Elizabeth
Thank you for reaching out. I have included a link above for you from Arthritis.org which offers information about massage benefits and regularity. Your GP will be well placed to advise their recommendation based upon your health requirements to ensure your individual needs are taken into account for a holistic approach. Stay Safe.