Applied MLD
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Perineural Oedema: Why MLD is so Effective in Carpal Tunnel Syndrome
Discover how Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD) offers targeted, non-pharmaceutical relief for Carpal Tunnel Syndrome. Learn how the gentle Dr Vodder Method reduces perineural oedema, alleviates median nerve compression, and outperforms heavy-pressure therapies in managing chronic pain and inflammation. Discover the clinical science behind the Dr Vodder Method as a non-invasive therapeutic option.
Applied MLD, more than just lymphoedema
Dr Vodder's Applied MLD can effectively treat many of the common co-morbidities that impact on lymphoedema treatment. Using safe, pain free methods to address musculoskeletal issues, autoimmune diseases, digestive and respiratory issues can reduce overall inflammation, increase mobility and contribute to better outcomes in Lymphoedema reduction and management.
Lymphoedema services in regional Australia
I just did a quick search on the National Lymphoedema Practitioner Register #NLPR to see where people affected by lymphoedema have access therapist services. As expected people with the necessary training and skills are clustered in the metro areas and Melbourne and Sydney have over 50 therapists within a 100km radius of each city centre. Brisbane is not far behind with 48 Perth has 31. Everywhere else you will struggle to find more than a handful of therapists and even major centres like Canber
5 Reasons you need Applied MLD
Whether it's long-COVID brain fog, frozen shoulder, or long-term inflammatory disease, Applied MLD offers a lymphatic approach to treatment.
Frozen shoulder - pain free in two treatments with Applied MLD.
Adhesive capsulitis, also known as frozen shoulder, is a condition characterized by pain and restricted range of motion at the shoulder joint. The cause is often unknown and can take longer than a year to resolve. The client's reduction in pain and increased range of motion following just two 1-hour sessions of MLD treatment is encouraging and suggests that MLD could be a useful treatment option for this condition.
MLD for post-COVID symptoms and the ?forgotten? intercostal pathways
Intensive drainage of the intercostal pathways are used during MLD for upper torso and arm lymphoedema, and along with the bronchitis techni
Navigating the Medical Publishing Maze - How we Published our Long-COVID Case Report
It is easy to say that we need to publish more of our Case Studies, but that simple statement belies the very challenging and expensive process involved in medical publishing. As Massage Therapists without any experience or training in academic writing, Bronwyn Overall and Kaori Langley did a stellar job of conducting and recording their results using MLD to resolve the symptoms of long-COVID in two cases.
The complex interactions that control lymph flow, and how Dr Vodder's MLD exploits them
A variety of intrinsic and extrinsic forces act in a co-ordinated way to maintain a constant lymph flow. New insights into how specific factors may be at play in different tissues and body regions, provides a neat connection to how MLD is applied, and the pronounced effect we see on lymph flow as a result.
Does MLD make everything better?
Well obviously, not EVERYTHING, but ask that question of the client at the centre of this case study and they would give you a big "YES" and
MLD & CRPS
Early and frequent MLD may prevent the newly forming lesion from developing, and in more progressed disease MLD will be effective in this ki
My 10 favourite facts about MLD
explain the scientific basis of the effects of MLD, the specific tissue or system effects achieved by individual techniques, and the expecte
From Lymphoedema to Alzheimer’s: The Expanding Role of MLD in Ageing Well
Discover the role of MLD in healthy ageing. Learn how Manual Lymph Drainage can improve ageing well by reducing inflammation and boosting brain health.
Why Systematic Reviews Can’t Guide Clinically Relevant MLD Practice for Post-Knee-Replacement Clients
Explore why Systematic Reviews fall short in guiding MLD practice for post-knee-replacement clients. Understand the limitations of Systematic Review findings.
MLD vs Pressure Massage: Which One When?
Compare the physiological differences between MLD vs pressure massage. Learn how the body responds to each can inform clinical choices and understanding the mechanism that make MLD the treatment of choice in acute or chronic oedema, recovery, and chronic pain.
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