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Jun 23 2014

A Complication of Paralysis

When people consider what life would be like should they lose the ability to move their limbs, I don’t thing most people think beyond the paralysis. There is no question that life would never be the same, but could anyone ever anticipate some of the other unusual issues that might result?

Michelle Collins, 2013 graduate of the Academy’s Therapeutic Hand & Foot Reflexology Certification, recently completed a research study with a young man, quadriplegic since 2002, who, four years ago, suddenly developed abnormal retention of urine.

We invite you to read this well executed and documented study of the effects of reflexology on Uroschesis.

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Written by Karen Ball · Categorized: Research, General · Tagged: Research, Foot reflexology

Comments

  1. John Guinta says

    June 26, 2014 at 1:16 pm

    Good job Michelle!

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