Forum Topics > Case Studies > contraindicated > Post a Reply to this Thread Oldest First Newest First contraindicated Bombers Joined: Tue, Nov 15 2005 Location: Canberra Australia Posts: 294 RE: contraindicated Mon, Feb 01 2010 4:16 PM DTF on Lymphodoema? What the? How could this possibly be indicated? How could it possibly enhance lymph flow? People say I'm bias........ Quote This Reply | Back To Top andy411 Joined: Thu, Aug 6 2009 Posts: 30 RE: contraindicated Wed, Nov 04 2009 7:42 PM there is alot of resources for DTF. but I still cant find anything saying whether it can be used with lymphatic drainage. Quote This Reply | Back To Top ColinRossie Joined: Wed, Apr 25 2007 Location: Sydney Posts: 175 RE: contraindicated Wed, Nov 04 2009 9:33 AM Have you tried entering "Deep Transverse Frictions" on Google search and pub med online? Kept me amused for hours it did, but then I can be a simpleton... "One of the penalties for refusing to participate in politics is that you end up being governed by your inferiors" Plato Quote This Reply | Back To Top andy411 Joined: Thu, Aug 6 2009 Posts: 30 RE: contraindicated Mon, Nov 02 2009 2:44 PM any suggestions on which resources to check. everything I find has DTF only related to sports massage, and LMD only related to lymphodema Quote This Reply | Back To Top sopey Joined: Fri, Apr 18 2008 Posts: 22 RE: contraindicated Mon, Nov 02 2009 9:26 AM I find it hard to believe that their is nothing out there regarding this. I think your just being lazy. maybe you should DTF your research skills! nothing succeeds like a budgie with no beek Quote This Reply | Back To Top andy411 Joined: Thu, Aug 6 2009 Posts: 30 contraindicated Mon, Nov 02 2009 8:28 AM ive been researching an cannot find anything, would it be contraindicated to DTF someones knee ligaments post surgery while still doing MLD to reduce the swelling??? Quote This Reply | Back To Top

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