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This session targets diagnoses like chronic pain, post-surgical recovery, edema, scar tissue adhesions, and circulatory insufficiencies. Therapists follow medical directives to increase circulation, lymphatic flow, reduce inflammation, and facilitate tissue healing tailored to each client's plan.
Bring any physician referrals or treatment orders, and wear loose clothing. Arrive hydrated, avoid heavy meals right before your session, and provide a full medical history including medications and recent imaging so the therapist can safely tailor techniques to your needs.
Therapeutic techniques can cause pressure or temporary discomfort, but therapists prioritize client comfort and communicate throughout. Treatments are adjusted to your tolerance; mild post-session soreness may occur as circulation and lymphatics mobilize, typically resolving within a day or two.
Frequency depends on your diagnosis and treatment goals. Many clients begin with weekly or biweekly sessions for several weeks, then transition to monthly maintenance. Your therapist will coordinate with referring clinicians and adjust scheduling as progress and symptoms dictate.
Yes. Contraindications include active infection, fever, uncontrolled hypertension, deep vein thrombosis, recent fractures, or unstable cardiac conditions. Certain oncology or pregnancy considerations apply. Always disclose medical history and consult your physician; therapists will modify or defer treatment when necessary.
You may notice reduced pain, improved range of motion, and decreased swelling. Mild soreness or fatigue is normal for 24ā48 hours. Drink water, follow home-care exercises, and schedule follow-ups as recommended to maintain progress and support healing.