Precautions and Contraindications
Before booking, please review the precautions & contraindications below and decide if Thai-massage is suitable for you. Speak with us if any unsure.
- High Fever
- Acute Inflammations
- Recent Injuries particularly Bones fracture
- Muscle and Skeleton injuries
- Recent Operations within 2 years
- Open Skin Wounds
- Phlebitis, Varicose Veins & Thrombosis (with special care)
- Infections & Auto Immune Dysfunctions Syndrome such as Hepatitis, Herpes virus, Chicken Pox, & AIDS
- Any type of Skin Diseases such as Impetigo, Fungi, Scabies, Lice etc
- Bone infections such as Rheumatoid Arthritis & Gout
- Alcohol Consumption
- High or Low Blood Pressure
- Diabetes
- Heart Diseases & Disorders (Pacemaker, Open Heart Surgery, Strokes)
- All forms of Cancer
- Pregnant women, menstruating women & people who are bleeding either internally or externally are not situatable to receive massage.
- A massage should not be received at least one hour after a meal.
Before each session, it is important to update the therapist on any changes to physical condition or medical history.
Health & Wellbeing Disclaimer
Thai massage is a holistic wellness practice intended to support relaxation, balance, and general wellbeing. It is not a substitute for medical diagnosis, treatment, or advice from a qualified healthcare professional.
Before your session, you will be asked to share any relevant health information so your massage can be adapted safely and respectfully. This may include injuries, medical conditions, pregnancy, recent surgery, or allergies.
If you are under medical care, have a long-term health condition, or are unsure whether massage is suitable for you, please consult your GP or healthcare provider before booking.
You are encouraged to listen to your body during your session and to communicate openly about comfort, pressure, or any concerns at any time. Your wellbeing and safety are always the priority.
By booking a treatment, you confirm that the information you provide is accurate to the best of your knowledge and that you take responsibility for your own health and wellbeing.