We spoke with an expert about who could benefit from a lymphatic drainage massage -- and how to tell if it's working.

Lymphatic drainage masseuse Flavia Lanini tells ET how she gets celebrities red carpet-ready with her A-list approved treatements.

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A surgical drain is a rubber drainage tube. It’s used during surgery to ... The dye will travel in your lymphatic fluid to your sentinel lymph node. It will stain your sentinel lymph node blue, make a ...

After breast cancer treatment, many patients face an unexpected challenge: lymphedema, a chronic condition that causes tissue ...

Maria, formally known as Maria M. Moore, regards therapeutic/medical Massage as a pivotal aspect of health care.

Among the 7.8 million women with breast cancer worldwide, at least 33% to 44% are affected by lymphatic pain. Breast cancer survivors usually suffer lymphatic pain in the ipsilateral body or upper ...

Improvement on staging has also been suggested by the presence of skip metastatic lesions to more advanced lymphatic stations and increased lymph node accruals. Pathologic assessment and patient ...

Lymphedema can occur months or years after treatment. It is an ongoing condition that has no cure. But steps can be taken to ...

Eliminating a disease is a momentous accomplishment that takes unwavering commitment,” said WHO Director-General Dr. Tedros ...

Lymphatic pain refers to co-occurring pain, or sensations of aching, soreness, tenderness, and swelling due to fluid accumulation. Lymphatic pain ...