Lymph Therapy

09/04/2026

Lymph Therapy is located in Eldoraigne, Centurion, providing specialised physiotherapy for patients across Pretoria and Gauteng.

Our focus is on lymphoedema treatment, lipoedema management, and cancer rehabilitation.

Every patient receives personalised assessment and treatment designed to support lymphatic health and long-term wellbeing.

082 499 1566
info@mlcinfo.co.za

07/04/2026

Managing lymphoedema can feel overwhelming, especially when swelling has been present for a long time. Hearing how treatment has helped others can often provide reassurance for patients beginning their own journey.

One of our patients from Tanzania recently shared this message after treatment:
“Erika

I cannot tell you how happy I am with what you have done with my legs. However, when you first proposed that you could reduce the swelling in my feet in three days, I thought you were one of those ‘snake oil salesman in the wild West’. When you wrapped my legs for the first time I was sure you were. Well, you have taught me a lot. Thank you very much.”
— Phill

Every patient’s condition and treatment journey is unique, but specialised lymphoedema therapy can make a meaningful difference in managing swelling and improving comfort.

If you would like to learn more about lymphoedema treatment or schedule an assessment, contact Lymph Therapy.

082 499 1566
info@mlcinfo.co.za
1015 Saxby Avenue, Eldoraigne, Centurion

03/04/2026

Living with lymphoedema requires a combination of treatment, lifestyle awareness, and long-term management.

Daily habits such as maintaining healthy skin, staying active, wearing compression garments when prescribed, and seeking treatment when swelling increases can help control symptoms.

With the right support and specialised care, many patients successfully manage lymphoedema and maintain an active lifestyle.

31/03/2026

Exercise is an important part of managing lymphoedema.
Movement helps stimulate lymphatic circulation and encourages fluid movement through the lymphatic system.

Exercise programmes should be tailored carefully to ensure they support lymphatic drainage while protecting affected areas.

Specialised physiotherapy guidance can help patients remain active while safely managing their condition.

30/03/2026

The groin lymph nodes play a vital role in draining lymph fluid from your leg.

For many patients, lymphoedema develops after cancer treatment in this area.

This can happen due to:
• Lymph node removal (sentinel node biopsy or full lymph node clearance)
• Radiation therapy affecting the groin or pelvic soft tissues
• Surgical removal of cancer, which can damage nearby lymphatic vessels

All of the above can disrupt, or overload the lymphatic system.

When these pathways are affected, lymph fluid cannot drain properly — leading to swelling in the leg.

✨ Important to understand:
Even if no lymph nodes were removed, swelling can still occur.
• A surgical incision alone can affect lymphatic vessels
• Removing even a single node may impact drainage
• Radiation therapy on its own can alter lymph flow by damaging the soft tissues and vessels

✔️ Swelling may develop months — or even years — after treatment
✔️ Early, appropriate lymphatic care is essential

In some cases, fluorescence-guided mapping can be used before surgery to help identify lymphatic pathways and reduce the risk of long-term damage.

You are not imagining your symptoms — there is a real physiological reason behind them.

Contact Sr Roelene Faihst for your lymphatic needs:
☎️ 067 396 8136
📌 Durbanville MediClinic
🌎 www.lymphdrainingplus.co.za

28/03/2026

28/03/2026

What a fantastic day. To share the stage with these guys was fun, informative and a privilege. Multidisciplinary collaboration is what we need to strive for for the benefit of the patient.
Thank you Innovative Medical for the organization of this conference.
It was brilliant.

Jane Wigg and the LTA UK team thank you that I could share so much of your research and knowledge.

LTA Africa
Lymphoedema Association of South Africa
Lymphoedema Training Academy

26/03/2026

Compression garments are often an essential part of long-term lymphoedema management.

They help maintain the results achieved during treatment by supporting lymphatic circulation and preventing fluid from accumulating in affected areas.
When properly fitted, compression sleeves or stockings can significantly improve comfort and daily mobility.

At Lymph Therapy, garments are measured by specialised orthotists to ensure proper fit and effectiveness.

24/03/2026

Fluoroscopy-guided lymphatic mapping allows therapists to visualise lymphatic pathways in real time using Near Infrared Imaging technology.

This advanced diagnostic technique helps identify how lymph fluid moves through the body and where drainage pathways may be compromised.

By understanding each patient’s individual lymphatic structure, treatment can be far more targeted and effective.

At Lymph Therapy, lymphatic mapping supports personalised treatment planning and improved outcomes for patients managing lymphoedema.

19/03/2026

A healthcare professional should always evaluate persistent swelling in the body.
Swelling that appears after surgery, cancer treatment, injury, or infection may be related to changes in the lymphatic system.

Early assessment allows treatment to begin before swelling becomes more advanced.

Specialised lymphoedema therapy can help manage symptoms and support long-term lymphatic health.

Contact Lymph Therapy to learn more about assessment and treatment options.
082 499 1566

19/03/2026

International CPD-Accredited Lymphoedema Training

Flexible training structure for healthcare professionals.

Complete Upper Limb and Lower Limb modules separately to suit your professional schedule.
✔ Online theoretical learning
✔ Practical clinical training
✔ Self-study between modules
✔ Full certification once both modules are completed.
Ideal for clinicians wishing to specialise in lymphatic care or refresh previous lymphoedema training.

Contact us to register! Our Cape Town training is approaching, starting on 1 April/

Lymphoedema Training Academy: Africa
www.ltaafrica.com
ltaofafrica@gmail.com
084 548 0527
International CPD-Accredited Training

17/03/2026

Lymphoedema and lipoedema are often confused because both can cause swelling in the body, particularly in the legs or arms. However, they are two very different conditions.

Lymphoedema results from dysfunction of the lymphatic system, leading to fluid accumulation in tissues.
Lipoedema is a chronic adipose disorder characterised by abnormal fat accumulation that is often resistant to diet and exercise.

Because the causes differ, the treatment approaches also differ.
Accurate diagnosis is the first step toward effective management.
https://lymphtherapy.co.za