Lymphatic Drainage Treatment
Lymphatic Massage is often referred to as Lymphatic Drainage. Lymphatic drainage is a lymphatic massage therapy specially developed to stimulate the circulation of lymph fluid around the body. The practice is, in a sense, a gentle, rhythmic massage therapy. With this application, it is aimed to remove the wastes and toxins accumulated in the body from the lymphatic system and to accelerate the healing. Lymphatic massage helps prevent swelling after injury or surgery, as well as strengthen our immune system.
The main purpose of Lymphatic Drainage is to increase the efficiency of your lymphatic and circulatory system. It tries to eliminate obstacles in circulation by reducing the volume and pressure of the retained fluid. In this way, it increases the capacity of your circulatory system to quickly expel retained fluids and toxic waste accumulations. This is the reason why patients feel very “energetic” after many treatments.
Lymph Drainage is applied with unique manipulations that differ from other massage manipulations. Not every masseur can apply Lymph Drainage. The chiropractor who applies this should know the anatomy and physiology of the lymph, as well as the pathology that causes the edema, as well as general anatomy and physiology knowledge.
Lymphatic Drainage Massage takes part in the Regeneration phase in the RTM System. In the treatment triad, it takes part in the processes of cleansing the body and supporting the systems. It is effective on the Physical and Electrical Body. With Lymphatic Drainage applications in the RTM System, it is aimed to increase the effectiveness of the applications on the Physical Body, to support the circulatory system, and to accelerate the detox process. With the fascia coordination, it is aimed to heal on the Electrical Body.