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Dry cupping and lymphoedema
by: Regina

Hello,

I think dry cupping is generally safe for lymphoedema, as long as the level of suction is right and the tissue is not fragile. I have glass cups, as well the Hevatec machine, which offers pulsating suction levels. Cupping is a form of myofascial release as it moves tissues underneath and next to the cup.

As you know, the most important treatment for lymphoedema of the leg is compression and staying active.

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