Hmmm... instruction here is incomplete. Start with the thoracic lymphatics and get those nodes pulling fluid. Then go to the nodes in the groin and stimulate them to pull fluid. Then work the thigh pushing fluid upwards but in even strokes no more pressure than if your petting a cat. If your pushing harder like she is you are cutting off lymph in other areas of the leg which is not going to provide long term benefits. Once you have the thigh massaged, work the lymph nodes behind the knee to get them to start pulling fluid. Then go to the ankle and move that fluid up into the knee area; massage the knee lymph nodes again and then push up from knee through thigh into groin lymph nodes. If you don’t drain/ empty the upper lymphatics first, anything you just push up from the ankle will quickly drain back down as the upper lymphatics are already full. Stick with it daily. Keep your legs elevated when you can and don’t be afraid to exercise. It stimulates the lymph channels. Don’t get discouraged. Slow but steady wins the race. I’ve had lymphedema for 45 years and mine continues to be well managed.
Atiksh Anvay : best advice I can give you is don’t let it define you. Daily manual lymph drainage, lymph brushing, and ALWAYS wear compression wraps. When you are sitting for long periods try to elevate the legs if you can. I always had a box under my desk at work to put my leg up on. Don’t be afraid to exercise and do what you like... walking, hiking, tennis, golf...I kept up with it all. Standing for long periods of time on a regular basis is hard on lymphedema so try to avoid it or do it sparingly. If someone asks you about it...just talk about it openly to educate them. Most people are simply curious, not mean spirited though you will of course run into those. Find a physician who will work with you and don’t let the insurance companies bully you! Lymphedema shouldn’t change your life, but it may alter how you do life. You are beautifully and wonderfully made ... don’t forget that! I wish you well!!!
WinGood Aqua Clara : yes. I used a pump early on and tried various versions as the science on it improved. For me, it did not work well. While it helped push fluid up the leg, it seemed to me the fluid leaked/ drained back in faster than when I was conscientious with my manual lymph drainage and compression wraps. But there are others that have found it works well. This is such an individualized disease so try it first before you invest the $. Still very hard to get insurance to fully cover pumps and wraps. I’ve won some of those wars over time, and then my employer would change insurers and the battle would start all over. Don’t let this define you! You are beautifully and wonderfully made!!
I have it on my both ankles no matter what you do doesn’t work I’m 67 I had it when I gave birth they say is salt 🧂 intake but it was also my kidneys going bad I have stage three kidney disease didn’t know till later on now I really have to go on a diet and be careful of the food I’m eating if I want to last a little longer but so glad that is not as bad yet so people take care of yourself please make home healthy cook meals for you and your family stay healthy don’t eat restaurants food be careful what you eat because later on it will get to you as you get older that fluid in the legs not going to go away I try everything even the support stockings drink lots of water to clean out salt 🧂 but not too much you don’t want to hydrate yourself either wish you all the best
@joyace9674 Try fasting. Eat within an 8 hr period and no sugar, juice, pasta, bread or rice. After 4 weeks you can introduce it back, but in moderation.
This lady knows what she is doing. I did this a few yrs back when hubby fell and within 2 mins I saw his foot and legs swell. It was progressing towards his thighs, but thru this exact massage I managed to stop it's progression. He had cellulitis. He had both legs full of water blisters. He doctor was having a fit calling an ambulance saying that he had to go to emergency. I had already gotten antibiotics thru a walk-in clinic. His legs looked really awful. We were just grateful that everything came out alright and that it didn't progress up his legs to his thighs.
Fluid should be pushed to the axilla (working lymph nodes in the armpit) if lymphoedema is in the leg not to the inguinals (lymph nodes in the groin), this is due to the lymph nodes possibly damaged due to surgery, radiotherpay or other trauma. I am Vodder trained but when you have a client whose whole leg is solid and you can't move the skin then I use the same technique as the lady in the video. Vodder technique would not work in this case.
Best explanation I’ve ever heard is you use the same pressure as moving fluid around a closed ziplock bag- like trying to push the fluid into a corner- being scoop like enough to move the fluid, but not too hard to pop the bag open lol
But for a person that only has lymphedema in the legs and you use a lymphatic pump such as lympho press on your legs why would that not be as effective as manual lymphatic massage on your legs and it's also very difficult to manually massage your legs. Lympha press in their advertising says it's just as effective as lymphatic massage but that's their advertising.
عاش الملك سيدي محمد السادس ملكنا وولي امرنا وصاحب السمو الملكي الامير الجليل ولي العمد سيدي الحسن وصاحبة السمو الملكي الاميرة الجليلة للاخديجة وصاحبة السمو الملكي الاميرة الجليلة الاسلمى والاسرة العلوية الشريفة اللهم سدد خطاكم ❤️ Instagramيحياالملك يحيا الوطن شعارنا الخالد الله الوطن الملك الصحراء مغربية وستبقى مغربية إلى أن يرث الله الأرض ومن عليها ❤️th-cam.com/video/ekx7XVZOaos/w-d-xo.html
You would think by moving the fluid up the body would be dangerous by it getting closer to the heart. But Idk I’m no doctor or expert my mom is going through this right now she has blisters everywhere on legs and feet and their weeping and really red.
Hi, nice demonstration, but when we move the fluid from the ankles and take it up yo the knee area , how do we relase the fluid from the knees, where does it go ...
So am confused..some videos say it shld be done v. Lightly..I personally thought a little pressure but v slowly I can see d fluid move as u said ..so wat is d right way? Thanks
Hmmm... instruction here is incomplete. Start with the thoracic lymphatics and get those nodes pulling fluid. Then go to the nodes in the groin and stimulate them to pull fluid. Then work the thigh pushing fluid upwards but in even strokes no more pressure than if your petting a cat. If your pushing harder like she is you are cutting off lymph in other areas of the leg which is not going to provide long term benefits. Once you have the thigh massaged, work the lymph nodes behind the knee to get them to start pulling fluid. Then go to the ankle and move that fluid up into the knee area; massage the knee lymph nodes again and then push up from knee through thigh into groin lymph nodes. If you don’t drain/ empty the upper lymphatics first, anything you just push up from the ankle will quickly drain back down as the upper lymphatics are already full. Stick with it daily. Keep your legs elevated when you can and don’t be afraid to exercise. It stimulates the lymph channels. Don’t get discouraged. Slow but steady wins the race. I’ve had lymphedema for 45 years and mine continues to be well managed.
How you managed the lymphedema. Please explain it briefly.🙏🙏🙏
Have you ever used a compression punp?
I have it also in my left leg what's a good exercise to do for it?
Atiksh Anvay : best advice I can give you is don’t let it define you. Daily manual lymph drainage, lymph brushing, and ALWAYS wear compression wraps. When you are sitting for long periods try to elevate the legs if you can. I always had a box under my desk at work to put my leg up on. Don’t be afraid to exercise and do what you like... walking, hiking, tennis, golf...I kept up with it all. Standing for long periods of time on a regular basis is hard on lymphedema so try to avoid it or do it sparingly. If someone asks you about it...just talk about it openly to educate them. Most people are simply curious, not mean spirited though you will of course run into those. Find a physician who will work with you and don’t let the insurance companies bully you! Lymphedema shouldn’t change your life, but it may alter how you do life. You are beautifully and wonderfully made ... don’t forget that! I wish you well!!!
WinGood Aqua Clara : yes. I used a pump early on and tried various versions as the science on it improved. For me, it did not work well. While it helped push fluid up the leg, it seemed to me the fluid leaked/ drained back in faster than when I was conscientious with my manual lymph drainage and compression wraps. But there are others that have found it works well. This is such an individualized disease so try it first before you invest the $. Still very hard to get insurance to fully cover pumps and wraps. I’ve won some of those wars over time, and then my employer would change insurers and the battle would start all over. Don’t let this define you! You are beautifully and wonderfully made!!
Wondering is this light pressure? Because this seems a little more and I’ve been told it’s very light?
I have it on my both ankles no matter what you do doesn’t work I’m 67 I had it when I gave birth they say is salt 🧂 intake but it was also my kidneys going bad I have stage three kidney disease didn’t know till later on now I really have to go on a diet and be careful of the food I’m eating if I want to last a little longer but so glad that is not as bad yet so people take care of yourself please make home healthy cook meals for you and your family stay healthy don’t eat restaurants food be careful what you eat because later on it will get to you as you get older that fluid in the legs not going to go away I try everything even the support stockings drink lots of water to clean out salt 🧂 but not too much you don’t want to hydrate yourself either wish you all the best
@joyace9674 Try fasting. Eat within an 8 hr period and no sugar, juice, pasta, bread or rice. After 4 weeks you can introduce it back, but in moderation.
I prefer the Vodder techniques and not sure if she cleared the neck and inguinal areas first.
It looks like you are pressing hard which would be damaginf the lymph vessels?
This lady knows what she is doing. I did this a few yrs back when hubby fell and within 2 mins I saw his foot and legs swell. It was progressing towards his thighs, but thru this exact massage I managed to stop it's progression. He had cellulitis. He had both legs full of water blisters. He doctor was having a fit calling an ambulance saying that he had to go to emergency. I had already gotten antibiotics thru a walk-in clinic. His legs looked really awful. We were just grateful that everything came out alright and that it didn't progress up his legs to his thighs.
Fluid should be pushed to the axilla (working lymph nodes in the armpit) if lymphoedema is in the leg not to the inguinals (lymph nodes in the groin), this is due to the lymph nodes possibly damaged due to surgery, radiotherpay or other trauma. I am Vodder trained but when you have a client whose whole leg is solid and you can't move the skin then I use the same technique as the lady in the video. Vodder technique would not work in this case.
Is this true if you only have lymphedema and chronic venous insufficiency in your legs and not upper body?
Lee Shirley Perez William Clark Jessica
Where does fluid move to ????
A massage like this is really wonderful and highly recommended! All the pain goes away too🧿😀❤
she has a lovely personality and voice
Are you applying little pressure as you squeeze and push upwards?
Best explanation I’ve ever heard is you use the same pressure as moving fluid around a closed ziplock bag- like trying to push the fluid into a corner- being scoop like enough to move the fluid, but not too hard to pop the bag open lol
one foot swallon advice me hmm lovely look and technic
But for a person that only has lymphedema in the legs and you use a lymphatic pump such as lympho press on your legs why would that not be as effective as manual lymphatic massage on your legs and it's also very difficult to manually massage your legs. Lympha press in their advertising says it's just as effective as lymphatic massage but that's their advertising.
عاش الملك سيدي محمد السادس ملكنا وولي امرنا وصاحب السمو الملكي الامير الجليل ولي العمد سيدي الحسن وصاحبة السمو الملكي الاميرة الجليلة للاخديجة وصاحبة السمو الملكي الاميرة الجليلة الاسلمى والاسرة العلوية الشريفة اللهم سدد خطاكم ❤️ Instagramيحياالملك يحيا الوطن شعارنا الخالد الله الوطن الملك الصحراء مغربية وستبقى مغربية إلى أن يرث الله الأرض ومن عليها ❤️th-cam.com/video/ekx7XVZOaos/w-d-xo.html
You would think by moving the fluid up the body would be dangerous by it getting closer to the heart. But Idk I’m no doctor or expert my mom is going through this right now she has blisters everywhere on legs and feet and their weeping and really red.
Utterly useless with all the background noise. Didn’t last 5 secs.
Can't see the actual massage. Why not show it?
Hi, nice demonstration, but when we move the fluid from the ankles and take it up yo the knee area , how do we relase the fluid from the knees, where does it go ...
Good question
I thought the exact same!
What's the address thank you
Back to the heart to be recirculated
Your heart
How can I make contact with you guys
So am confused..some videos say it shld be done v. Lightly..I personally thought a little pressure but v slowly I can see d fluid move as u said ..so wat is d right way? Thanks
No more pressure than a nickle laying on your leg.
This is great to be completely honest. I love everything about this. I will definitely be coming back.
Can you provide state by state referrals? Thanks.
😆 🤣 bruh its called the internet use it
@@purplenurp5590 well guess what? Internet research or not, the service is not available in every state. Sometimes referrals are the only option.
This isnt the lymph nodes.
I’m just wondering where the fluid will go once it’s pushed up?
lymph nodes, cisterna chyli, thoracic duct
Excellent
Best lymphedema video I have found!! Thanks
I'm next plz drain mines
Any oil used for gliding??
Why don't you just tell patients to start jumping up and down. Rebounding to help drain the lymph system.
Wait so doing that helps , or….
Thats massage?? If im costumer for me making like this massage 😏 im sure will get my maney back 😁
It’s a lymphatic massage not a regular massage the person booking is looking for that so no one would be asking for their money back
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