Should I talk to my doctor before I
Should I talk to my doctor before I
come?
Answer
If you have a medical question, ask your physician before you book — especially for asthma or reactive airways, pregnancy, heart or blood-pressure concerns, recent surgery, open wounds, fever or anything contagious, or devices and medications that might matter for vibration or red light.
Some health organizations note that concentrated salt aerosol can trigger bronchospasm in certain people with asthma. Many guests with breathing complaints still come and feel well; that does not make this room a treatment. Do not skip prescribed medicine because you have a salt appointment.
This spa has not published a full written contraindication list or intake form on the public pages. Common caution topics are named here so you can ask — not so anyone can invent Angelina’s medical policy. When in doubt: consult your doctor, then text 541-340-4606 and tell her what you were told.
Stay home if you are contagious. The room is small and still. Everyone else in your party is breathing that same air.
Sources
- vault/07_CODEX/Wisdom/READER_2026-08-11_angelina-what-is-halotherapy.md
- https://hoodriversaltcave.com/Your-Salt-Cave-Session
Spa note
Do not invent a yes/no for pregnancy, asthma, or implants. Name the topic, send them to their doctor and to text 541-340-4606.