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What Is It/ |
How Is It Recognized/ |
Is Massage indicated |
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Condition Name |
What Are They? |
How Are They Recognized? |
or Contraindicated? |
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Herpes
simplex is a viral in- |
Herpes
outbreaks are often pre- |
Massage
is locally contraindi- |
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10) |
fection
resulting in cold |
ceded
by two to three days of tin- |
cated
for any kind of herpes in |
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sores
or fever blisters on |
gling,
itching, or pain. Blisters |
the
acute stage, and systemi- |
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the
face or in the mouth |
then
appear, which gradually crust |
cally
contraindicated if the cli- |
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(type
I) or around the geni- |
and
disappear, usually within two |
ent
is showing any systemic |
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tals,
thighs, or buttocks |
weeks. |
signs
of infection. The sheets |
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(type
II). |
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of
clients with herpes must be |
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isolated
and sterilized. For cli- |
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ents
with histories of herpes |
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but
no active symptoms, mas- |
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sage
is indicated. |
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