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The increased peripheral circulation provides the transport needed to help evacuate the edema which can help
end inflammation, decrease pain and help speed healing.
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Blood Circulation
All of the following ailments below may be associated to some degree with poor circulation and, thus,
may respond well to the increased peripheral dilation associated with IR Sauna application:
Arthritis
Sciatica
Backaches
Hemorrhoids
Nervous Tension
Diabetes
Over-tired Muscles
Strained Muscles
Varicose Veins
Neuritis
Bursitis
Rheumatism
Fatigue
Upset Stomach
Stretch Marks
Menstrual Cramps
Leg and Decubitus
Ulcers failing to heal using
conventional approaches
Post-operative Edema - treatment with infrared in Europe, Canada and the USA has been so successful
that hospital stays were reported to have been reduced by 35%.
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Precautions & Prescription Drugs:
Check with you physician or pharmacist for possible changes in the drug's effect due to an interaction with
infrared therapy.
Certain Ailments:
According to some authorities, it is considered inadvisable to raise the core temperature of someone with
Adrenal Suppression, Systemic Lupus Erythematous, Multiple Sclerosis and pregnant women.
Joint Problems: If a person has a recent (acute) joint injury, it should not be heated for the first 48 hours or until
the hot and swollen symptoms subside. Joints that are chronically hot and swollen may respond poorly to
vigorous heating of any kind. Vigorous heating is in cases of enclosed infections as in dental, in joints, or in any
other tissues is not advisable.
Pregnancy: Or the suspicion of pregnancy, discontinuation of sauna use is recommended.
Surgical Implants: Metal pins, rods, artificial joints, or any other surgical implants generally reflect infrared rays
and are not heated by any infrared heat system. Nevertheless, a person should consult their surgeon before
receiving such therapy. Certainly infrared therapy must be discontinued if a person experiences pain near any
implants.
Menstruation: Heating of the lower back area of women during their cycle increases menstrual flow. She can
choose to allow herself to experience this short-term effect without worry or she may simply avoid using an
infrared heat source at that time of her cycle.
Haemorrhage: Hemophiliacs and anyone predisposed to hemorrhage should avoid infrared usage or any type
of heating that would induce vasodilatation that can lead to the tendency to bleed.
Worsened Condition: Should any condition worsen with the use of an infrared heat system, the use of the
system should be discontinued.
Note: The Far Infrared Sauna Dome is NOT a cure for any diseases and no claims for any healing or cures is
given or intended. There is no assurance of any kind that any user will attain the results others have.
Each user should consult their physician regarding their specific condition and whether they can use the Far
Infrared Sauna.