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Lympha-Press Optimal

Lymphatic instrumental massage of the lower limbs.

We use a sophisticated Lympha Press Optimal device, which contains 24 independent chambers with the possibility of setting different pressures for each chamber separately and the possibility of setting individual therapy using a computer.

The device is equipped with a pre-therapy treatment program, which is used to relax the lymph nodes in the proximal parts - the groin. It supports lymph flow towards the trunk and is suitable as an introductory application for other programs.

Indications of instrumental lymphdrainage

Preventive therapy:

relief of leg pain for people exposed to prolonged standing or sitting for a long time
regeneration after sport for active sportsmen
for people with a tendency or heredity of lymphatic and venous insufficiency, varicose veins

Supportive therapy:

primary, secondary lymphatic edema
supportive treatment of cellulite, obesity, lipoedema
post-traumatic and post-operative conditions - metabolite removal, healing support
osteoarthritis, distortion, Bechterew's disease, rheumatoid arthritis, muscle pain – myalgia
conditions after inflammation of the veins
high blood pressure
fatigue syndrome
painful menstruation, sterility, menopausal problems
multiple sclerosis, spastic and mild paresis
migraines, headaches
LS syndrome, conditions after disc surgery

Instrumental lymphdrainage contraindications

acute bacterial or viral infections
severe arteriosclerosis
deep vein thrombosis – suspected and 3 months after illness, thrombophlebitis - suspected and 6 weeks after illness
gangrene, untreated or infected wounds, purulent skin wounds and ulcers
severe inflammation of the treated limb, inflammation of the skin and soft tissues, including inflammation of the veins, especially in the treated area
decompensated heart or kidney failure
untreated or recurrent cancer
increased thyroid function (hyperthyroidism)
unstabilized bronchial asthma and chronic bronchitis
unstabilized ischemic heart disease, pacemaker
unstabilized hypertension
epilepsy
pregnancy