Lymphoedema Treatment Dublin County

Lymph drainage massage is a very light, slow, rhythmical massage. The intention is to stimulate the lymph vessels that run just below the skin and in many cases attach to the skin. Lymph drainage massage drains excess fluids from the tissues returning them to the circulatory system. This means lymph drainage massage can help in many cases of fluid retention, including from pregnancy, injury and minor health issues. The lymph system is also a vital part of your immune system, meaning lymph drainage massage can stimulate your immune system during and after times of illness. The gentleness of the treatment will lull you into a state of deep calm and relaxation. Lymph drainage massage is part of our  for pain, injury, limited mobility, stress and minor health issues. Why choose lymph drainage massage?to reduce oedema/fluid retention/swellingto reduce the size of swollen anklesto ease swollen ankles during pregnancyfor recent injuries – swelling and bruising can be reduced and healing times shortenedfor recent surgery – swelling and bruising can be reduced and healing times shortenedto ease psoriasis symptomsto ease sinusitisto ease hay feverto lower perceived pain and increase threshhold and to lower actual painto reduce congestion in the bodyto aid symptoms of chronic fatigue syndrome CFS/MEto aid symptoms of fibromyalgiato reduce excessive tightness in muscles and soft tissue that is unresponsive to other treatmentsto adress illness – before infection gets hold, during illness (short treatments or self treatments advised) and after illness to speed up recovery timeto help with post-viral fatigueNOTE: Lymph Drainage Massage does not treat cancer, primary lymphatic problems or missing or damaged lymph nodes or vessels. 

Deep tissue massage is slow, deep massage techniques focused on areas of pain and tension with the intent of re-aligning muscles and connective tissue/fascia. We explore the pattern of tension and pain to find what is causing the issue with the goal of correcting the imbalance and restoring normal function. We use myofascial techniques to achieve deep and lasting changes in the muscles and fascial systems. Deep tissue massage is a part of our   for pain, injury and limited mobility. Why choose deep tissue massage? to understand and reduce chronic painto understand and reverse limited and/or painful mobilityto speed up recovery from injury (whiplash, sports injuries, etc.)to treat repetitive strain injury/RSI (carpal tunnel syndrome, thoracic outlet syndrome, etc.)to understand and reduce muscle tension or spasmto identify, understand and treat postural problemsto understand and reduce headachesto understand and reduce migraines

Myofascial release is a technique that we use in all of deep tissue and therapeutic treatments as well as in some of our other treatments. It aims to restore muscle and connective tissue to its natural resting length, free up adhesions and boosting blood and lymph circulation.

Acupuncture & Dry Needling

An effective therapy for the treatment of myofascial trigger points and requires highly specialised training.

Lymphoedema treatment,repetitive strain injuries,sports injuries,back and neck pain,disc injuries,recovery from surgery,tennis and golfer elbows,arthritic pain and stiffness

In The Comfort Of Your Own Home …. Offers ConvenienceEliminates the Stress of Traveling- avoid driving, parking, waiting for your appointmentFacilitates Immobility - especially following injury, surgery, or illness. You may not be in a position to drive.Saves TimeOffers Comfort & Privacy in the familiar surroundings of your own homeGives you firsthand assessment of everyday mobility issuesIncludes Exercise Programs that can be designed around what you have at homeAllows Family/Carers to be present during your treatment session to ask questions and learn how they can helpOffers you Personal Attention for the entire sessionHelps you avoid long waiting listsHow much does it cost? All Chartered Physiotherapists listed on this site have quoted their own ratesSee your own Physiotherapist's profile for detailsWhat to expect: your first sessionA discussion of your health and current condition (how & when it started, your goals of treatment?, etc.)It helps to have any relevant information, including any GP or Consultant referrals, x-ray or scan results, medications etc. at handA physical assessment of things such as gait, flexibility, strength, balance, mobility and transfersYour physiotherapist would also discuss and explain their findings & decide on a treatment plan with youThey might give you exercises to do on your own or with help from family/caregivers?If it is required, they can set up a follow on appointment with youAside... If you have a lower limb or low back injury please wear shorts or similar for your own comfortLadies, if you are have an upper limb or neck injury please wear a string vest or similar for your own comfort