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Although at first glance your application may seem innocuous and not generate any type of anomaly, this is not the case. In foot reflexology there are a series of pathological situations in which its practice may be contraindicated. The most important ones are:
1. Acute processes of fever, knowledge disorders, severe pain and bleeding.
2. Cancer in the feet.
3. Diseases that require surgical intervention.
4. Gangrenas on the feet.
5. Pregnancy with risk or threat of abortion.
6. Burns, wounds, bruises, sprained feet.
7. Extensive mycoses.
8. Phlebitis or lingangitis.
9. Acute infectious diseases.
10. Deep vein thrombosis.

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Several studies indicate that reflexology can reduce pain and psychological symptoms, such as stress and anxiety, and increase relaxation and sleep. Since reflexology is also low risk, it can be a reasonable option if you are looking for relaxation and stress relief.

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There are mainly 4 types of reflexology that we will mention below:

1. Foot reflexology

2. Facial reflexology

3. Reflexology in the hands

4. Ear reflexology

In addition to these four types, there are others, such as reflexology on the scalp, on the spine or on the abdomen.

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Reflexology as an alternative medicine has its origins in ancient China, Egypt and tribes in the United States.

Modern reflexology was born in the early 20th century from the work of the American physician William Fitzgerald, who observed that pressure on certain areas of the feet and hands produced anesthetic effects on other parts of the body.

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Places in Panama City where we can find clinics that practice reflexology.

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Places in Panama City where we can find clinics that practice reflexology.

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English I - MED students
Presented by:
Nieto, Jahir 8-973-157
Marín, Giulianis 3-748-1441
Márquez, Elemani  3-749-1989
Sosa , Juan  8-995-1278
Rodríguez, Edwin  8-976-552

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Reflexology is part of complementary medicine and, as such, serves as a complement to medical treatments, but should never replace medical recommendations and prescriptions.