Understanding Lymphatic Drainage Lymphatic drainage is a specialized physiotherapeutic procedure aimed at improving the flow of lymph—a vital fluid that supports immunity and helps remove waste products from the body. The therapist uses gentle, rhythmic hand movements or dedicated devices to stimulate lymphatic circulation. This technique helps prevent infections and complications associated with congestive, inflammatory, oncotic, and lymphatic edema. The massage is performed at a very slow pace—typically 10 to 15 movements per minute—and the techniques are smooth and delicate. Depending on the patient’s needs, sessions may be carried out even several times a day.   Origins of the Method…