Manual lymphatic drainage according to Dr Vodder is a therapeutic technique that uses gentle, rhythmic and precisely targeted movements to stimulate the lymph flow throughout the body.
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Manual lymphatic drainage is a therapeutic technique which affects the action of the lymphatic system with slow, gentle and repeated pressure and promotes the reduction of swelling, the excretion of waste products from the body and fluids from the tissues, strengthens the immune system, relieves pain and promotes the regeneration processes in the body, and in relaxation and stress reduction.
Certified physiotherapists perform the treatment of lymphoedema with complex decongestive physical therapy.
In swelling (oedema) after an injury (e.g. sprains, dislocations, fractures, etc.)
To persons who have had surgery after cancer and have lymphoedema after lymph node removal
After surgery and scarring (e.g. Sudeck syndrome)
After beauty treatments
In local chronic inflammation of the respiratory tract (e.g. chronic rhinitis, sinusitis, tonsillitis, etc.)
In weakened immune systems
In circulatory disorders (e.g. cold feet)
In digestive tract disorders
In persons under stress and strain
In untreated malignant tumours
In acute inflammation and infections
In chronic liver or kidney disease
In more severe forms of cardiovascular disease