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vascular system. This reduces bloodstream to the internal anatomies including the heart
and may lead to loss of conscience.
– Certain other diseases: increased body temperature may not be suitable for individuals
with multiple sclerosis, systemic lupus erythematodes, diabetic neuropathy, Parkinson
disease, tumours of the central nerve system or adrenalin insufficiency (for example in
the case of Addison disease). People suffering from haemophilia or bleeding episodes
should also avoid sauna use for heat widens the blood vessels.
Sauna is further not recommended to people suffering from fever or sensitive to heat. Metal
screws, joint replacements and other implants usually reflect long-wave infra red radiation
and therefore do not heat up. On the other hand, silicon implants absorb infra red radiation
and may heat together with the surrounding tissue, but as silicon melts at temperatures
over 200°C, infra red light should not have any negative effect on therm. However, every
patient with an implant should consult sauna use with their surgeon. Like in the case of
massage sauna use is not recommended in the case of any infectious disease, under the
effect of alcohol or narcotics. And like in the case of any other similar activity: If you feel
discomfort inside your sauna, or even pain or worsening of your health state, leave the sauna
immediately.
In the case of any health problems always consult sauna use with your attending
physician!
Caution: If your skin reddening persists for more than one day after sauna use, do not
repeat sauna therapy and consult your doctor.