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How to Find a Qualified Lymphatic Massage Therapist
Determining a Number of Lymphatic Massage Sessions
How Often Should You Have Lymphatic Massage Treatments
Understanding the Lymphatic System & Lymphatic Massage
Understanding Lymphedema & Lymphatic Massage
Treating Lymph Edema With Lymphatic Massage Therapy
Maintaining Lymph Flow With Massage Therapy
Treating the Lower Body With Lymphatic Massage Therapy
Treating the Upper Body With Lymphatic Massage Therapy
Abdominal Treatments With Lymphatic Massage
Locations of Major Lymph Nodes
Machine Versus Manual Manipulations for Lymphatic Drainage
Why Choose Lymphatic Massage Therapy?
Post-Surgery Treatments With Lymphatic Massage Therapy
Summary: Learn about lymphedema and how lymphatic massage therapy helps to treat the pain and swelling with expert massage tips in this free detox video clip.
Patricia Coffman is a Licensed Massage Therapist, a Licensed Practical Nurse and owner of Healthy Body Massage in Orlando Florida. In practice for over 10 years, she has completed over...read more
" Hi! I’m Trish from Healthy Body Massage, in Orlando. You can visit our web page at www.healthybody-massage.com. Today for Expert Village, I’m here to talk about what lymph edema is. There are two different reasons to have lymph edema, one is because of a disease process, the second is because of surgery and the removal of lymph nodes. What happens is with the removal of the lymph nodes or with the disease process the fluid stops moving in one of your distal limbs, your legs or your arms, the fluid needs to be retrained to go to a different set of lymph nodes to relieve the pressure. If you do not go and get treatment for your lymph edema, it will start deteriorating your skin and the muscles beneath it, it can become very enlarged and very unsightly."
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