Rolling Massage Research Articles

Current Resources for Evidence-Based Practice, January/February 2020.

Current Resources for Evidence-Based Practice, January/February 2020.

PENGARUH ROLLING MASSAGE TERHADAP KELANCARAN PRODUKSI ASI IBU POST PARTUM PRIMIPARA DI DESA CAMPOR KEC. GEGER KAB. BANGKALAN

Production of breast milk (ASI) wich is little and is not smooth one day after dilivery becomes an obstacle of early breastfeeding forpost partum primipara. Of 6 post partum primipara. 3 underwent breasr milk wich did not come out and 2 underwent breasr milk wich did not flow out smoothly and 1 underwent smooth flow of breast milk. This research was aimed to find aout the effects of rolling massage on smoothness of breast milk production for post partum primipara.This research employed preeksperiment, one group pretest-posttest design. Population consisted of post partum primipara and sample which used a porposive sampling technique consisted of 13 post partum primipara. The result showed that before treatment, 69.2% post partum priipara had unsmooth production of breast milk and only 30.8% post partum primipara had smooth production of breast milk and after treatment, 77% post partum primipara had smooth production of breast milk and only 23% post partum primipara had unsmooth production of breast milk.

Kombinasi Metode Pijat Woolwich dan Massage Rolling (punggung) Mempengaruhi Produksi ASI Pada Ibu Post Partum Di Wilayah Kerja Puskesmas Mapane Kabupaten Poso

ABSTRACT One of the failures of exclusive breastfeeding is the lack of a mother's level of confidence that her mother's milk cannot fulfill her baby's nutritional needs. Efforts that can be made to stimulate the hormone prolactin and oxytocin in the mother after childbirth is to provide a relaxed sensation in the mother by doing Woolwich massage and rolling massage (back). The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of a combination of Woolwich massage methods and Rolling Massage on Asi production in post partum mothers. Research site in the Work Area of Mapane Health Center, Poso Regency. The type of research used was Quasi Experimental. Data analysis was performed by the chi squre test. The results of the study showed that 95.8% of the intervention group respondents had enough baby weight while in the group without intervention it was 70.8% with a value of p = 0.048. Frequency of BAK: 87.5% of respondents in the intervention group had sufficient frequency while in the group without intervention it was 45.8% with a value of p = 0.006. BAB frequency in the intervention group 100% frequency is sufficient while in the group without intervention is 91.7% with a value of p = 0.015. This research is expected to be applied by midwives and taught to mothers and families so as to increase ASI production so that the coverage of exclusive breastfeeding is achieved in the area of the Research Health Center. Keywords: Combination of Woolwich Massage and Rolling Massage, ASI Production

Short-Term Effects of Rolling Massage on Energy Cost of Running and Power of the Lower Limbs.

Self-myofascial release (SMFR) is a type of self-massage that is becoming popular among athletes. However, SMFR's effects on running performance have not yet been investigated. The aim of this study was to evaluate the effects of SMFR on the cost of running (Cr). In addition, the authors evaluated the effects of SMFR on lower-limb muscle power. Cr and lower-limb muscle power during squat jump (SJ) and countermovement jump (CMJ) were measured before (PRE), immediately after (POST), and 3 h after (POST 3h) an SMFR protocol (experimental condition). In the control-condition testing session, the same measurements were performed without undergoing the SMFR protocol. Experimental and control conditions were tested in a randomized order. Cr at POST trended to increase compared with PRE (+6.2% [8.3%], P = .052), whereas at POST 3h, Cr was restored to PRE values (+0.28% [9.5%], P = .950). In the experimental condition, no significant effect of time was observed for maximal power exerted during SJ. By contrast, maximal power exerted during CMJ at POST and at POST 3h was significantly higher than that observed at PRE (+7.9% [6.3%], P = .002 and +10.0% [8.7%], P = .004, respectively). The rate of force development measured during CMJ also increased after SMFR, reaching statistical significance at 200 ms from force onset at POST 3h (+38.9%, P = .024). An acute use of foam rollers for SMFR performed immediately prior to running may negatively affect endurance running performance, but its use should be added before explosive motor performances that include stretch-shortening cycles.

PENGARUH ROLLING MASSAGE PUNGGUNG TERHADAP PENINGKATAN PRODUKSI ASI PADA IBU NIFAS

The postpartum period is the beginning of lactation. New born babies should be able to suckle to his mother, but what happens in the field early in the postpartum period baby is difficult to suckle to his mother. Primary survey data on the first week of the postpartum period found 75% show that his milk is not yet fluent. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of rolling back massage to increase milk production in postpartum mothers. Design of this study uses quasi experimental method with time series approach. With consecutive sampling technique. The samples are 30 respondents with control group. An instrument used is observation sheet of baby’s urine frequency first until third days. Data analysis using repeated anova test.Based on the results of this study on the babys urine frequency on control group had a mean of 5.8. While the mean of intervention group was 7.3. The results of statistical tests using Repeated Anova test,  = 0.001 (  <0.05) which means there is the effect of rolling back massage to increase milk production in postpartum mothers. Based on the results of these studies it is known that the back rolling massage can be used as an alternative to increase milk production in postpartum mother in BPS, Puskesmas or Hospital.

PENGARUH ROLLING MASSAGE PUNGGUNG TERHADAP PENINGKATAN PRODUKSI ASI PADA IBU NIFAS

The postpartum period is the beginning of lactation. New born babies should be able to suckle to his mother, but what happens in the field early in the postpartum period baby is difficult to suckle to his mother. Primary survey data on the first week of the postpartum period found 75% show that his milk is not yet fluent. The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of rolling back massage to increase milk production in postpartum mothers. Design of this study uses quasi experimental method with time series approach. With consecutive sampling technique. The samples are 30 respondents with control group. An instrument used is observation sheet of baby’s urine frequency first until third days. Data analysis using repeated anova test.Based on the results of this study on the babys urine frequency on control group had a mean of 5.8. While the mean of intervention group was 7.3. The results of statistical tests using Repeated Anova test,  = 0.001 ( <0.05) which means there is the effect of rolling back massage to increase milk production in postpartum mothers. Based on the results of these studies it is known that the back rolling massage can be used as an alternative to increase milk production in postpartum mother in BPS, Puskesmas or Hospital.

Perbedaan Massage Woolwich Dan Massage Rolling (Punggung) Terhadap Peningkatan Produksi Asi Pada Ibu Postpartum

Abstract : allegedly of postpartum mothers experiencing substandard milkproduction while nursing her baby. Physical and hormonal changes, cause discomfort which causes less current milk production. One of the causes of substandard milk production due to psychological factors, insecurity in the capital to meet the needs of the baby in breastfeeding. BPM research studies in Sri Umi Wahju DJati on postpartum mothers 20. 10 (50%) of people getting massage treatment Woolwich and 10. (50%) of people getting treatment rollingmassage (back). Partum mothers who do not breastfeed their babies, have the possibility ofgetting the baby is not immune either. Therefore, breastfeeding is very important to the growth and development of infants. Purpose study: to determine differences in Woolwich massage and rolling massage (back) to increase milk production in postpartum mothers. Methods: The study was conducted in BPM Sri Umi Wahju Djati followed by a visit homefor 3 weeks with a frequency of 15 minutes of massage. The study used a pre experimental approach to pre - and post without control. The study design is the measurement of milk production with observation sheets and questionnaires. Data were collected in August 2017. The total sample of this research is 20 respondents. Result: The data obtained are not normally distributed, statistical test using chi square test p value: 0,113, since the value of p>0.05 means there is no difference between Woolwich massage and rolling massage (back) toincrease milk production in mothers postpartum.Keywords: Woolwich massage,rolling massage(back), milk production

ACUTE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT ANTERIOR THIGH SELF-MASSAGE ON HIP RANGE-OF-MOTION IN TRAINED MEN

Self-massage is a ubiquitous intervention similar to massage, but performed by the recipient him- or herself rather than by a therapist, most often using a tool (e.g., foam roller, roller massager). Self-massage has been found to have a wide range of effects. It is particularly known for increasing flexibility acutely, although not always. The variability of the results in previous studies may potentially be a function of the tool used. Recent findings also suggest that self-massage exerts global effects. Therefore, increased flexibility should be expected in the areas adjacent to the ones treated. To investigate the acute effects of foam rolling and rolling massage of anterior thigh on hip range-of-motion (ROM) - i.e., hip extension and hip flexion - in trained men. Eighteen recreationally active, resistance trained males visited the lab on two occasions over a 4-day period separated by at least a day. Each session included two baseline ROM measures of passive hip flexion and extension taken in a randomized fashion. Recording of baseline measures was followed by the intervention of the day, which was either foam rolling or rolling massage of the anterior thigh as per randomization. Immediately post intervention, passive hip flexion and hip extension ROM were reassessed. In order to assess the time course of improvements in ROM, hip flexion and hip extension ROM were reevaluated at 10, 20, and 30 minutes post-intervention. Hip flexion and hip extension ROM increased immediately following both interventions (foam rolling or roller massager) and remained increased for 30 minutes post intervention. Foam rolling was statistically superior in improving hip flexion and hip extension ROM immediately post intervention. However, immediately post-intervention was the only time point that measurements exceeded the minimum detectable change for both interventions. Both foam rolling and rolling massage appear to be effective interventions for improving hip flexion and extension ROM when applied to the anterior thigh, but the observed effects are transient in nature. 2b.

The effect of rolling massage on the excitability of the corticospinal pathway.

The aim of the present study was to investigate the alterations of corticospinal excitability (motor evoked potential, MEP) and inhibition (silent period, SP) following rolling massage of the quadriceps muscles. Transcranial magnetic and femoral nerve electrical stimuli were used to elicit MEPs and compound muscle action potential (Mmax) in the vastus lateralis and vastus medialis muscles prior to and following either (i) 4 sets of 90-s rolling massage (ROLLING) or (ii) rest (CONTROL). One series of neuromuscular evaluations, performed after each set of ROLLING or CONTROL, included 3 MEPs and 1 Mmax elicited every 4 s during 15-s submaximal contractions at 10% (experiment 1, n = 16) and 50% (experiment 2, n = 10) of maximal voluntary knee extensions (MVC). The MEP/Mmax ratio and electromyographic activity recorded from vastus lateralis at 10% MVC demonstrated significantly lower values during ROLLING than CONTROL (P < 0.05). The ROLLING did not elicit any significant changes in muscle excitability (Mmax area) and duration of transcranial magnetic stimulation-induced SP recorded from any muscle or level of contraction (P > 0.05). The findings suggest that rolling massage can modulate the central excitability of the circuitries innervating the knee extensors; however, the observed effects are dependent on the background contraction intensity during which the neuromuscular measurements are recorded.

THE IMPACT OF COMBINATION OF ROLLING AND OKETANI MASSAGE ON PROLACTIN LEVEL AND BREAST MILK PRODUCTION IN POST-CESAREAN SECTION MOTHERS

Background: Normal childbirth or cesarean section has an effect on the initiation of early breastfeeding. Thus, rolling massage and oketani massage are considered helpful for milk production. However, little is known about the combination of rolling and oketani massage.Objective: To examine the effect of combination of rolling and oketani massage on the levels of prolactin and milk production in post-cesarian section mothers.Methods: A quasy-experimental study with pretest-posttest control group design. Thirty six samples were selected using consecutive sampling, with 18 each assigned to an experiment and control group. Breast milk production was measured based on the baby's weight, while prolactin levels were measured using ELISA method. Data were analyzed using univariate and bivariate analysis.Results: Results showed that there was a statistically significant difference of prolactin levels after intervention in the experiment and control group with p-value 0.035 (&lt;0.005), and significant difference in breast milk production in both groups in posttest 1 and posttest 2 with p-value 0.000 (&lt;0.05).Conclusion: There was statistically significant effect of the combination of rolling and oketani massage on the increase of prolactin levels and breast milk production. It is suggested that this intervention can be applied in midwifery care in post-cesarean section mothers.

Pain pressure threshold of a muscle tender spot increases following local and non-local rolling massage.

BackgroundThe aim of the present study was to determine the acute effect of rolling massage on pressure pain threshold (PPT) in individuals with tender spots in their plantar flexor muscles.MethodsIn a randomized control trial and single blinded study, tender spots were identified in 150 participants’ plantar flexor muscles (gastrocnemius or soleus). Then participants were randomly assigned to one of five intervention groups (n = 30): 1) heavy rolling massage on the calf that exhibited the higher tenderness (Ipsi-R), 2) heavy rolling massage on the contralateral calf (Contra-R), 3) light stroking of the skin with roller massager on the calf that exhibited the higher tenderness (Sham), 4) manual massage on the calf that exhibited the higher tenderness (Ipsi-M) and 5) no intervention (Control). PPT was measured at 30 s and up to 15 min post-intervention via a pressure algometer.ResultsAt 30 s post-intervention, the Ipsi-R (24 %) and Contra-R (21 %) demonstrated higher (p < 0.03) PPT values compared with Control and Sham. During 15 min post-intervention, PPT was higher (p < 0.05) following Ipsi-R (19.2 %), Contra-R (15.9 %) and Ipsi-M (10.9 %) compared with Control. There was no difference between the effects of three deep tissue massages (Ipsi-R, Ipsi-M and Contra-R) on PPT.DiscussionWhereas the increased PPT following ipsilateral massage (Ipsi-R and Ipsi-M) might be attributed to the release of fibrous adhesions; the non-localized effect of rolling massage on the contralateral limb suggests that other mechanisms such as a central pain-modulatory system play a role in mediation of perceived pain following brief tissue massage.ConclusionOverall, rolling massage over a tender spot reduces pain perception.Trial registrationClinicalTrials.gov (NCT02528812), August 19th, 2015.

Lattice Boltzmann Simulation of Effect of Rolling Manipulation of Traditional Chinese Massage on Blood Flow

A 2D Lattice Boltzmann model for a blood vesssel under rolling manipulation(RM) was presented. The influence of rolling frequency and stenosis coefficient on blood flux, wall shear stress and flow velocity was given by the numerical simulation based on lattice Boltzmann method . It is found that increasing RM frequency can not always increase the flux. There is a proper RM frequency for maximum flux.When the maximum stenosis coefficient increases,the change range of flux and wall shear stress will increase. The rolling massage can also change flow velocity in different sections of blood vessel.

Dynamics of the blood flow in the curved artery with the rolling massage

Arterial wall shear stress and flow velocity are important factors in the development of some arterial diseases. Here, we aim to investigate the dynamic effect of the rolling massage on the property of the blood flow in the curved artery. The distributions of flow velocity and shear stress for the blood flow are computed by the lattice Boltzmann method, and the dynamic factors under different rolling techniques are studied numerically. The study is helpful to understand the mechanism of the massage and develop the massage techniques.

EFFECT OF ROLLING MASSAGE ON THE VORTEX FLOW IN BLOOD VESSELS WITH LATTICE BOLTZMANN SIMULATION

The rolling massage manipulation is a classic Chinese Medical Massage, which is a nature therapy in eliminating many diseases. Here, the effect of the rolling massage on the cavity flows in blood vessel under the rolling manipulation is studied by the lattice Boltzmann simulation. The simulation results show that the vortex flows are fully disturbed by the rolling massage. The flow behavior depends on the rolling velocity and the rolling depth. Rolling massage has a better effect on the flows in the cavity than that of the flows in a planar blood vessel. The result is helpful to understand the mechanism of the massage and develop the rolling techniques.

Lattice Boltzmann simulation of behaviour of particles moving in blood vessels under the rolling massage

The rolling massage is one of the most important manipulations in Chinese massage, which is expected to eliminate many diseases. Here, the effect of the rolling massage on a pair of particles moving in blood vessels under rolling massage manipulation is studied by the lattice Boltzmann simulation. The simulated results show that the motion of each particle is considerably modified by the rolling massage, and it depends on the relative rolling velocity, the rolling depth, and the distance between particle position and rolling position. Both particles' translational average velocities increase almost linearly as the rolling velocity increases, and obey the same law. The increment of the average relative angular velocity for the leading particle is smaller than that of the trailing one. The result is helpful for understanding the mechanism of the massage and to further develop the rolling techniques.

Dynamic Effect of Rolling Massage on Blood Flow

The Chinese traditional medical massage has been used as a natural therapy to eliminate some diseases. Here, the effect of the rolling massage frequency to the blood flow in the blood vessels under the rolling massage manipulation is studied by the lattice Boltzmann simulation. The simulation results show that when the frequency is smaller than or comparable to the pulsatile frequency of the blood flow, the effect on the blood flux by the rolling massage is small. On the contrast, if the frequency is twice or more times of the pulsatile frequency of the blood flow, the blood flux is greatly enhanced and increases linearly with respect to the frequency. Similar behavior has also been observed on the shear stress on the blood vessel walls. The result is helpful for understanding that the rolling massage has the function of promoting the blood circulation and removing the blood stasis.

Effect of Rolling Massage on Particle Moving Behaviour in Blood Vessels

The rolling massage manipulation is a classic Chinese massage, which is expected to eliminate many diseases. Here the effect of the rolling massage on the particle moving property in the blood vessels under the rolling massage manipulation is studied by the lattice Boltzmann simulation. The simulation results show that the particle moving behaviour depends on the rolling velocity, the distance between particle position and rolling position. The average values, including particle translational velocity and angular velocity, increase as the rolling velocity increases almost linearly. The result is helpful to understand the mechanism of the massage and develop the rolling techniques.

Lattice Boltzmann Simulation of Blood Flow in Blood Vesselswith the Rolling Massage

The rolling massage manipulation is a classic Chinese massage, which isexpected to improve the circulation by pushing, pulling and kneadingof the muscle. A model for the rolling massage manipulation is proposedand the lattice Boltzmann method is applied to study the blood flow inthe blood vessels. The simulation results show that the blood flux isconsiderably modified by the rolling massage and the explicit valuedepends on the rolling frequency, the rolling depth, and the diameter ofthe vessel. The smaller the diameter of the blood vessel, the larger theenhancement of the blood flux by the rolling massage. The model,together with the simulation results, is expected to be helpful tounderstand the mechanism and further development of rolling massagetechniques.