Manual lymphatic drainage is appreciated by many patients. It has been established for around 50 years and may only be used by professionals with appropriate training at an approved teaching institute. The mode of action has long been known: Thus, lymphatic drainage serves as an edema and decongestion therapy of swollen body regions such as arms and legs. The fluid is moved from the tissue into the lymphatic system.
In the case of pronounced clinical pictures, the therapy is supported with compressions (bandages), special skin care and targeted exercise therapy.
Her therapist knows every grip and knows that to this day there is no device that can replace hands.
