Wildflower Lymphatics LLC

12/10/2025

We want to brag on our amazing Massage Therapists!
Reviews recently posted:

Service Received: Membership Only Massage with Annie U.
I had a constant pain in my side for 3.5 months until I met with Annie who worked her magic and made it disappear!

Service Received: Lymphatic Drainage with Jasmine R.
I had a wonderful experience with Jasmine. The atmosphere was peaceful and felt very safe from the moment I arrived. She took the time to explain how lymphatics work and gave clear examples, so I knew exactly what to expect. Because I have glaucoma, she focused on gentle cranial drainage. I am already planning to go back for a full-body lymphatic drainage session. Jasmine is a true professional—highly knowledgeable, thorough in her research, and committed to providing the best treatment for your specific needs. She is also incredibly kind, caring, and gentle. I highly recommend Jasmine.

Service Received: Membership Only Massage with Annie U.
I enjoyed being massaged by Annie, I felt amazing and she helped work out all my deep muscle strain. And I’m pregnant! I recommend seeing her.

Service Received: Membership Only Massage with Jasmine R.
Jasmine was super nice and informative and explained everything she was doing and really helped loosen up my shoulder muscles that were tight! Have already scheduled another session with her!

Service Received: Membership Only Massage with Annie U.
You do not need to tell Annie what hurts, she intuitively knows! Her touch is magic, and I will never go to another therapist again. She has become a friend over the past years, and you will be hard pressed to find her level of knowledge of the human body and how she assists in healing you!

12/09/2025

Can lymphatic drainage techniques help with Glaucoma?

Source: International Journal of Unani and Integrative Medicine

12/03/2025

✂️ C-Section Scars & Your Lymphatic System: What Really Happens Beneath the Surface

By Bianca Botha, CLT, RLD, MLDT & CDS

Many mothers are told that once a C-section scar heals on the outside, the body is “all fine” again. But the truth is, deep beneath the skin, your lymphatic system is often still affected. This silent disruption can explain why some women notice puffiness above their scar, heaviness in the legs, or a lingering sense of tightness in the lower abdomen.

🔄 How Lymph Normally Flows in the Abdomen

Your lymphatic system is a vast network of vessels that collect fluid, toxins, and immune cells and transport them through lymph nodes for cleansing. The lower abdomen and pelvis are major drainage hubs:
• Lymph from the legs, pelvic organs, and lower digestive system all passes upward through these channels.
• Smooth flow is essential to prevent swelling, bloating, or toxin buildup.

🚫 What Happens After a C-Section

During a C-section, both lymphatic and blood vessels are cut. While blood vessels repair themselves quite quickly, lymphatic vessels don’t always reconnect neatly. This can cause:
• Lymphatic congestion: Fluid can pool above the scar, leading to puffiness or a “ledge” of tissue.
• Impaired drainage from the legs: Swelling in the thighs, calves, or ankles can be more noticeable after long days of standing.
• Pelvic congestion: Lymph from the uterus, ovaries, and intestines may slow down, contributing to bloating or heaviness.

🧩 The Role of Scar Tissue

Scar tissue and adhesions act like roadblocks for lymph flow:
• Fibrous tissue can “trap” lymphatic fluid, preventing free circulation.
• Tissues and fascia may stick together, creating tightness or pulling sensations.
• Nerves in the area may also be affected, causing numbness or hypersensitivity.

🌐 Systemic Ripple Effects

Because lymph is interconnected, disruption in one area can affect the whole body. Common signs include:
• Swelling in the legs, feet, or lower abdomen
• Bloating and digestive changes
• Feeling of heaviness or fatigue in the lower body
• Persistent tightness or tenderness around the scar

🌱 Supporting Lymph Flow After a C-Section

The good news is that there are safe and effective ways to restore flow:
• Manual Lymphatic Drainage (MLD): A gentle therapy that helps re-route lymph around blocked areas.
• Scar Mobilisation: Light massage or fascial release can soften adhesions and improve circulation.
• Castor Oil Packs: Applied to the abdomen, they can reduce tension and promote flow.
• Movement & Breathing: Gentle stretching, walking, and diaphragmatic breathing help the abdominal “lymph pump.”

✨ Final Thoughts

A healed scar on the outside doesn’t always mean healed lymphatics on the inside. Understanding how your C-section scar impacts your lymphatic system is the first step to reclaiming lightness, reducing swelling, and restoring balance to your body. With the right care, your lymph can flow freely again, supporting your health and vitality long after birth.

📌 This article is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for professional medical advice, diagnosis, or treatment. Always consult your healthcare provider before making changes to your diet, exercise, or health regimen.

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01/19/2025

Lymphatic Drainage

Who needs this:
1. Post cosmetic/plastic surgery (schedule once you know your surgery date. A lymphatic provider needs to see you 3-5 days after surgery and 2-3 times per week for the first 2 weeks.) PREBOOK
2. Post lymph node removal due to cancer
3. Post chemo cancer patients
4. Anyone with an auto-immune issue
5. Lymphedema stages 1-2
6. Lipedema
7. Feeling sluggish/want to jump start healthy lifestyle..and any many more reasons!

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12/27/2024

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2670990/

To explore the association of measures of body composition with disability in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA). Patients with RA underwent total body dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry for measurement of total and regional body fat and lean ...