Had a new client today for Reflexology and while working on his right foot, he has a large and actually very large hard lump on testes reflex. his symptoms include feeling so low he does not want to get out of bed sometimes, I know we have to exhaust all other symptoms etc but has anyone come across this and what would you think if you found this,
Had a new client today for Reflexology and while working on his right foot, he has a large and actually very large hard lump on testes reflex. his symptoms include feeling so low he does not want to get out of bed sometimes, I know we have to exhaust all other symptoms etc but has anyone come across this and what would you think if you found this,
ok this sounds very vague, I should have added that we seem to assoiate hormonal imbalances with women but is it possible that males can have similar low feeling due to perhaps hormonal imbalances, I have suggested that he might consider getting his hormone levels checked, he seemed taken aback but has agreed.
Hi star99,
If I found a lump firstly I would consider whether it was a physical problem with the ankle area and how it compared to the other ankle.
Reflexology- wise it may be the testes or it might be a general groin/hip imbalance.
As you say low energy can be caused by many conditions ie. low iron, thyroid imbalance, stress/adrenals etc so the consultation and feedback with him may help to shed some light on this. Plus some of these areas may also show up during the Reflexology session.
Male hormone levels (testosterone) do diminish as they age so it is worth considering too.
At least he is open to receiving Reflexology and is prepared to consider other opinions.