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A. Lymphatic fluid is an important part of the immune system. It carries cells that help fight infection and disease to the circulatory system. It has no pump but is reliant on body movement and contraction of muscles to assist its flow. When superficial fascia is adhered, it prevents or impedes the natural flow of lymph fluid.
