Massage therapy for
Viking disease?
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According to researches, massage therapy has proven to be highly beneficial
as an adjunctive treatment strategy for Dupuytren's disease patients. Among
the main improvements observed where in attenuating tissue levels that drive
the progression of the disease, reducing inflammation and triggering
neuroimmune responses which can aid symptoms.
A specific massage therapy called cross-frictional in addition to gentle
stretching exercises has been shown to improve tissue elasticity and
surprisingly, reduce the visibility of adhesions. Because this condition is highly
sensitive, therapists should be properly trained and registered to handle and
help patients seeking treatment. Massage therapy is a non-invasive solution
that can offer relief without causing harm and help millions whose lives have
been impacted by Dupuytren’s.
While massage therapy can have direct benefits, people suffering from this
condition are very much encouraged to adopt an exercising routine. By
doing this at home as well as under the care of a professional, benefits can
last longer and be more visible. There are many techniques that your therapist
can share with you which will ensure an effect of blood flow increase across
the hands, stimulate cellular activity and eliminate nodules.