Massage Therapy by: Andrea

11/11/2025

B.j. Campos to my brother, my dad and my nephew and Shane thank you all! Happy Veterans Day!

11/05/2025

Self care is one of the best forms of medicine. Book your recovery with me.

10/27/2025

For breakfast we do something cool

10/24/2025

10/22/2025

Massage therapy helps break up scar tissue, improve circulation, and restore balance to the muscles around your injury so your body can finally move freely again.

It’s never too late to start feeling better.
📍Massage Therapy by Andrea 5430 Holly Rd., Suite 1B
📞 361-271-4757

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10/20/2025

Monday Motivation for Recovery

Healing takes time. Be gentle with yourself this week. 💆‍♀️
Consistent post-op lymphatic sessions help reduce swelling, smooth scar tissue, and support your body’s natural recovery process.

💧 Stay hydrated
💤 Rest when needed
🚶🏻‍♀️movement is key
💆‍♀️ Book your session and keep your recovery on track

Massage Therapy by Andrea 5430 Holly Rd Suite 1B
📞 361-271-4757

10/17/2025

This is your sign to book your Massage

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10/16/2025

Here are some cons or cautions of using lymphatic drops (like herbal tinctures or supplements marketed to “drain” the lymph system) for post-operative recovery:

⚠️ 1. Can interfere with healing
• Many lymphatic drops contain herbs such as cleavers, echinacea, or burdock, which may stimulate detox or circulation too strongly.
• This can increase swelling or fluid movement before incisions or tissues are ready.

⚠️ 2. Possible interaction with medications
• Herbal drops can interact with pain meds, antibiotics, or blood thinners often prescribed after surgery.
• For example, ginger, ginseng, and turmeric may increase bleeding risk.

⚠️ 3. Unregulated ingredients
• Supplements are not FDA-regulated the same way as medications.
• Potency and purity vary widely between brands—some may contain hidden stimulants or contaminants.

⚠️ 4. Can cause dehydration or electrolyte imbalance
• Some lymphatic drops act as mild diuretics (make you urinate more).
• This can lead to dehydration, which slows tissue healing and increases fatigue

⚠️ 5. May mask symptoms
• Drops that temporarily reduce swelling could make it harder to notice early signs of infection, fluid buildup, or seroma formation.

⚠️ 6. Not a substitute for manual lymphatic drainage (MLD)
• Drops don’t replace the mechanical movement and direction of fluid achieved through professional lymphatic massage, compression, and proper hydration.

Happy healing