Is manicure and pedicure contraindicated for shin splints?

When we have a client with the following condition: shin splints

Signs and symptoms for shin splints

The pain tends to:

  • Begin soon after starting exercise
  • Gradually improve when resting
  • Affect both shins
  • Be felt over a large part of the shin (an area over 5cm across) – pain in a small area may be caused by a stress fracture instead
SHIN SPLINTS contraindications In beauty therapy

Description

Shin splints is the name for pain in the shins, or the front of the lower legs, usually caused by exercise.

They’re common in people who do a lot of running or other activities that involve repeatedly putting weight on the legs, such as tennis or basketball.

They aren’t usually serious, but can stop you from exercising and may get worse if you ignore them. It’s important not to run through the pain.

Is shin splints contagious?
No, "shin splints" is NOT contagious!

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