Orthopädiezentrum Wien - Mann führt Lymphdrainage im Rahmen einer Unterstützenden Therapie und Hilfsmittel speziellen Therapie aus.

Manual lymphatic drainage

Manual lymph drainage (MLD) is a special form of therapy that stimulates the lymph flow in the body through gentle, rhythmic massage techniques. It is often used to treat lymphedema and to support healing after injuries or surgeries. This technique helps reduce fluid accumulation in the tissue and promotes detoxification and regeneration of the body.

When is manual lymphatic drainage used?

Manual lymph drainage is used for various complaints and conditions, including:

  • Lymphedema: Primary and secondary lymphedema, e.g., after cancer surgeries
  • Postoperative swelling: After surgical procedures to reduce swelling and hematomas
  • Chronic venous insufficiency: To alleviate leg edema
  • Sports injuries: To support healing and reduce swelling
  • Rheumatic diseases: To alleviate swelling and pain
  • Fibromyalgia: To alleviate pain and stiffness
  • Preventive application: To support general well-being and detoxification

 

Benefits of Manual Lymphatic Drainage

  • Reduction of swelling: Helps reduce fluid accumulation in the tissue.
  • Pain relief: Can alleviate pain and feelings of tension.
  • Promotion of healing: Supports regeneration after injuries and surgeries.
  • Improvement of lymph flow: Stimulates lymph flow and promotes detoxification of the body.
  • Relaxation: The gentle massage movements have a calming and relaxing effect.
  • Support of the immune system: Can strengthen the body's defenses.

 

Manual lymphatic drainage is an effective method for treating lymphedema and supporting healing after injuries or surgeries. Through the targeted application of this technique, it can be a valuable addition in pain therapy and rehabilitation.


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Orthopädiezentrum Wien - Mann führt Lymphdrainage im Rahmen einer Unterstützenden Therapie und Hilfsmittel speziellen Therapie aus.

Manual lymphatic drainage

Manual lymph drainage (MLD) is a special form of therapy that stimulates the lymph flow in the body through gentle, rhythmic massage techniques. It is often used to treat lymphedema and to support healing after injuries or surgeries. This technique helps reduce fluid accumulation in the tissue and promotes detoxification and regeneration of the body.

When is manual lymphatic drainage used?

Manual lymph drainage is used for various complaints and conditions, including:

  • Lymphedema: Primary and secondary lymphedema, e.g., after cancer surgeries
  • Postoperative swelling: After surgical procedures to reduce swelling and hematomas
  • Chronic venous insufficiency: To alleviate leg edema
  • Sports injuries: To support healing and reduce swelling
  • Rheumatic diseases: To alleviate swelling and pain
  • Fibromyalgia: To alleviate pain and stiffness
  • Preventive application: To support general well-being and detoxification

 

Benefits of Manual Lymphatic Drainage

  • Reduction of swelling: Helps reduce fluid accumulation in the tissue.
  • Pain relief: Can alleviate pain and feelings of tension.
  • Promotion of healing: Supports regeneration after injuries and surgeries.
  • Improvement of lymph flow: Stimulates lymph flow and promotes detoxification of the body.
  • Relaxation: The gentle massage movements have a calming and relaxing effect.
  • Support of the immune system: Can strengthen the body's defenses.

 

Manual lymphatic drainage is an effective method for treating lymphedema and supporting healing after injuries or surgeries. Through the targeted application of this technique, it can be a valuable addition in pain therapy and rehabilitation.


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