Contraindications To Consult Your Doctor About

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Avoid vibroacoustic therapy if you have active infections, open wounds, recent surgery, or acute inflammation.

This includes those conditions in which inflammation is in an acute phase where treatment can exacerbate pain. 

People with a history of seizures, epilepsy, or severe brain injuries should be cautious and may need consultation before using vibroacoustic therapy.

Enhanced circulation could influence the spread of cancer cells.

Increased circulation may pose risks in individuals with blood clots. 

Especially in the early stages as the effects of vibrations and frequencies are not fully understood. There is no apparent evidence that vibroacoustic therapy can damage the fetus or the normal maturation of the baby. It would be best to avoid the treatment until there is more research on the effects of vibratory stimulation. 

 Sound bath techniques are a much safer alternative to vibroacoustic therapy. 

Vibrations, depending on the intensity, may aggravate or overwhelm these conditions.

In some cases, vibroacoustic therapy can cause a reduction in both systolic and diastolic pressure. Sound bowls are a great alternative to vibroacoustic therapy as the stimulation can be placed in different regions of the body.