LYMPHATIC METHODS OF PAIN RELIEF AND IMMUNOCORRECTION IN SURGICAL PATIENTS

Abstract

Lymphatic methods of pain relief and immune correction have been gaining attention as complementary approaches to traditional pain management and immune system support in surgical patients. These methods involve stimulating the lymphatic system through techniques such as manual lymphatic drainage, pneumatic compression, and exercise therapy. By improving lymphatic circulation, these methods can help reduce postoperative pain, swelling, and inflammation, while also promoting tissue healing and immune system function. In addition, lymphatic methods can enhance the effects of analgesic medications and reduce the risk of opioid dependence and adverse effects. However, further research is needed to determine the optimal timing, duration, and frequency of lymphatic interventions in surgical patients, as well as their long-term outcomes and cost-effectiveness. Overall, lymphatic methods represent a promising avenue for improving the quality of care and outcomes in surgical patients.