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Frequently Asked Questions
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A 30-minute session begins with a brief intake and assessment, then focused pressure on identified trigger points. You may feel strong pressure or brief discomfort; most clients report reduced tension and increased motion immediately, with clearer results after follow-up treatments.
Some discomfort is normal when working deep knots, but therapists monitor your tolerance and adjust pressure. It should never be unbearably painful. Mild soreness can follow, typically resolving within 24–48 hours; communicate with your therapist about pressure and feedback.
Frequency depends on condition severity: acute issues might need weekly sessions, chronic problems often benefit from a plan of two to four sessions over several weeks. After improvement, maintenance every few weeks can prevent recurrence and sustain mobility.
Individuals with repetitive strain, poor posture, chronic pain, or athletic overuse respond well. Also helpful for desk workers, athletes, and anyone with persistent muscle knots. Your therapist will tailor treatment to goals, activity level, and sensitivity.
Contraindications include deep vein thrombosis, acute infections, open wounds, recent fractures or surgery, uncontrolled hypertension, or certain skin conditions. Pregnancy requires modification. Always disclose full medical history; your therapist may refer you to a physician if needed.
Aftercare: hydrate well, gently stretch treated areas, and avoid intense exercise for 24–48 hours. Expect minor soreness which is normal. Note changes and follow up as recommended; consistent sessions often yield the best long-term results.