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Old 08-16-2014, 09:56 PM #1
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Look at the drug interaction sticky above. There is one that includes supplements.

Did your hair stylist do the pressure massage ? What was she hoping to accomplish with it ?

Pressing on your old injury site sounds like an attempt to practice medicine. Questionable to me.

I would at the minimum, file a complaint with the State Board of Cosmetology or whatever board oversees her profession. If this injury impacts your ability to work, I would consider consulting an attorney. Hopefully, she carries liability insurance.
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