hi lennny, could you please explain why you start outside and work inwards with masage to a haematoma. i have been trying to work out why for myself but i havent come up with the answer.
cheers,
john
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hi john...
good Q, the reason is that the center of the hematoma is the area where the damage is... so in a ideal situation never touch the center if the healing process is not complete... the periphery is mobilised so that the hematoma can be dissipated (to provide room)...
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