Lymphatic drainage

What is it?

Manual lymphatic drainage is a therapeutic technique that involves manually stimulating the lymphatic system to improve the circulation of lymph, a clear liquid found inside the body’s lymphatic vessels.

The aim of manual lymphatic drainage is to improve the elimination of fluids and toxins accumulated in the body’s tissues, and to reduce swelling and edema. This therapeutic technique can be used to treat a variety of conditions, such as lymphedema, cellulitis, arthritis, sinusitis, migraines and fibromyalgia, among others.

How do we work?

Manual lymphatic drainage uses a series of gentle, rhythmic and repetitive movements to stimulate the circulation of lymph in the lymphatic vessels and lymph nodes.

  • Lymphatic drainage usually lasts at least an hour. Depending on the patient’s needs.

The number of manual lymph drainage sessions varies according to each patient’s individual needs and is determined by the trained therapist. In general, 1 to 5 sessions per week can be performed, depending on the severity of the problem and how the patient’s body reacts to the therapy.

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