Craniosacral Therapy: Cautions
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This article is from the Alternative
Medicine Therapies guide.
Craniosacral Therapy: Cautions
- While there
have been few reports of injuries from craniosacral therapy, critics
express concern that any manipulation could do harm to the delicate,
pliable skull bones of newborn infants. Proponents argue that
this technique is one of the safest alternative therapies, extremely
gentle and noninvasive when practiced by a qualified physician.
- If you have
ever had a brain hemorrhage or aneurysm, check with your doctor
before you have craniosacral therapy. It may be ill-advised.
- This therapy
is not recommended for such life-threatening problems as heart
disease, cancer, or medical emergencies.
 
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