Health liability waiver
This is a translation of the original text in Portuguese.
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Version 2026-11-03. Accepted on first access, with the date and time recorded.
By using Kicalma, you state that you understand that:
- The app is for education and self-care. It does not replace medical visits, diagnosis, tests, or treatment by a health professional.
- Acupressure may help relieve discomfort and bring comfort, but results vary and are not guaranteed.
- You should not stop or change medications or treatments on your own.
- You should press with comfortable firmness and stop if you feel strong pain, feel dizzy, or feel unwell.
- You should not press on wounds, burns, varicose veins, swelling, bruises, fractures, or areas of recent surgery.
- During pregnancy, you should turn on pregnancy mode and talk to your obstetrician. Some points (LI4, SP6, GB21, BL60) and pressure on the belly are not recommended.
- If you take blood thinners, have a pacemaker, are being treated for cancer, have advanced osteoporosis, or have a serious illness, you should talk to your doctor first.
- When applying it to someone else, you should have their consent and agree on a signal to stop. For children, use half the pressure and half the time, and consult a pediatrician.
- Moxibustion (a lit mugwort stick) is not a home practice: there is a risk of burns, and it should only be done by a therapist.
- You should seek immediate care if you notice the warning signs listed in each routine, such as chest pain, shortness of breath, a sudden and very severe headache, high fever, fainting, or loss of strength or feeling. In an emergency, call your local emergency number (in Brazil, 192, SAMU).