Category: Manual Lymphatic Drainage

Breast cancer recovery treatment When someone suffers from breast cancer, they usually are treated through surgery or radiation therapy. In both these cases, post-treatment lymphedema in the breast region is common. The lymph nodes near the affected areas are usually removed during surgery. This can lead to a blockage in the flow of lymph leading to lymphedema. When lymphedema occurs after breast cancer treatment, the only viable treatment is MLD or manual lymphatic drainage. When the massage is done by a certified advanced manual lymphatic drainage therapist you can expect relief from symptoms. What happens in lymphedema? Lymphedema that happens after breast cancer treatment can occur immediately after surgery. It can also occur some weeks after the treatment. Both these forms of lymphedema occur due to the treatment and usually…

Orthopedic surgery recovery treatment If you have undergone orthopedic surgery, then there would be some amount of swelling after the surgery. Normally, doctors prescribe medication, ice pack, or elevating the affected part. But when this doesn’t give the desired results, lymphatic drainage massage (MLD) should be considered an option. Getting the massage done through a Licensed massage therapist in the Villages, FL can help in better recovery. What is Lymphatic drainage massage?  MLD is a massage technique where the aim is to stimulate the smooth working of the lymphatic system in the body. Lymph carries away toxins and waste substances to the lymph nodes from where they are eliminated out of the body. If the lymph blow is blocked due to any reason, it can cause different kinds of problems…

Rheumatic arthritis (RA) treatment Rheumatic Arthritis (RA) is an inflammatory disease of the joints that causes swelling and pain. Recent studies have shown that the lymphatic system has a role to play in this condition. Carrying out a lymphatic drain massage can help make the lymphatic system work better. This can help the patient in managing the RA symptoms better. Getting a massage done by a certified advanced manual lymphatic drainage therapist in The Village, FL can help people suffering from RA. What is Lymphatic drainage massage? Lymphatic drainage massage is a gentle form of massage that helps to improve the flow of lymph fluids in the body. The lymphatic system in the body is responsible to remove toxins and waste. When there is a fluid buildup, it can cause…

Manual Lymphatic Drainage Massage May Help Patients with Neurological Disorders The lymphatic system of the body is also known as the system responsible for removing waste. This is an important part of your immune system. It enabled organs to remove waste, and can also help protect you against infection. You can usually find lymphatic vessels running alongside the blood vessels in the body. These lymphatic vessels help in the transportation of immune cells, as well as waste products. A few years back, researchers found that the human brain also comes with a lymphatic system of its own. According to recent studies, clearing the lymphatic system in the brain can even help with progressive diseases like Alzheimer's. A study that was done in 2018 on mice found that their lymphatic vessels,…

John Ossipinsky, Author, Lymphatic System Health Coach, and Lymphatic System Medical Intuitive understands EMERGING science of the lymphatic system that can help you have an EDGE in overcoming an illness or in preventing disease. He claims that lymphatic activation (MLD massage, self massage, exercise, etc.) can significantly help reduce the symptoms of many diseases. He claims that most disease is caused by a malfunctioning lymphatic system, including long term Covid infections. ......................................................................................................................... HOMEHEALTH NEWS COVID-19 Infections Increase Risk of Long-Term Brain Problems: Strokes, Depression, Anxiety, Migraines Strokes, seizures, memory, and movement disorders are among problems that develop in the first year after infection. If you’ve had COVID-19, it may still be messing with your brain. According to new research, those who have been infected with the SARS-CoV-2 virus are at increased risk of…