Lymphatic Pressotherapy

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1. Thrombophlebitis, acute thrombosis

2. Post-thrombophlebitic syndrome

3. Blood clotting disorder

4. Increased blood viscosity

5. Obliterating atherosclerosis of the vessels of the lower extremities

6. Diseases of the vascular-cardiac system (after a heart attack arrhythmia, hypertension of the third stage, heart failure with oedema)

7. Unhealed fractures, dislocations, or skin lesions in those areas where cuffs are supposed to be applied

8. The presence of pacemakers, metal prostheses in the intended area of ​​exposure

9. Skin diseases of various nature (mycosis, allergic, etc.)

10. The presence of a malignant or benign tumor

11. Any form of tuberculosis

12. Increased body temperature

13. Renal failure (renal oedema)

14. Liver failure (hepatic oedema)

15. Acute pain of various nature and localization

16. Infectious diseases

17. Microangiopathy and macroangiopathy in diabetes mellitus

18. Mental disorders, epilepsy

19. Cancer

1. Pregnancy and lactation

2. Menstruation

3. The presence of an intrauterine device

4. Myoma of the uterus

5. Intestinal obstruction

6. Acute bowel diseases, as well as exacerbation of chronic diseases