The Differences Between Lipedema And Lymphedema
Posted by on 2/25/2018 to
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Both lipedema and lymphedema may cause swelling of the affected area but these are two distinct medical conditions.How To Know If Lymphedema Is Getting Worse
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Lymphedema, a condition characterized by the build-up of fluid in the soft tissues, can get worse. In late stage lymphedema (also known as stage 3 lymphedema), the skin can become very dry and scaly. At this point, the affected limb or body region can get very large as a result of swelling. When left untreated, late stage lymphedema can lead to serious complications. The Early Signs Of Lymphedema
Posted by on 1/26/2018 to
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Like other conditions, lymphedema has early signs too. Learning to recognize them early on can help in keeping the condition from progressing and can contribute to the outcome of the treatment plan. The earlier it is detected, the better is its prognosis. Treating Lymphedema Using Compression Garments
Posted by on 1/22/2018 to
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There is still no cure for lymphedema. However, there are ways to manage the swelling and the discomfort. One of these ways is using lymphedema compression garments. Things You Need To Know About Wearing A Lymphedema Sleeve
Posted by on 1/17/2018 to
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Wearing a lymphedema sleeve can benefit those who have mild lymphedema. It's also an effective adjunct therapy for stage 2 and stage 3 lymphedema. Lymphedema In The Armpit After Breast Cancer Surgery
Posted by on 1/5/2018 to
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Lymphedema in the armpit can occur as a result of breast cancer surgery or radiation therapy. Although there is still no cure for lymphedema, there are ways to manage the discomfort and other symptoms associated with it. How Exercise Can Help Patients With Lymphedema
Posted by on 12/29/2017 to
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With the right guidance, patients with lymphedema can benefit from different forms of exercise. What is cancer-related lymphedema?
Posted by on 12/22/2017 to
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Lymphedema developing after cancer treatments is common. While there's no definite way to tell whether or not you're going to develop lymphedema after your cancer treatments, there are areas you can work on to help reduce your risk.Lymphedema And Cellulitis
Posted by on 12/15/2017 to
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There's a vicious cycle that occurs between lymphedema and cellulitis. Chronic lymphedema can increase one's risk of recurrent episodes of cellulitis and lymphedema can occur as a result of cellulitis. Treating cellulitis and lymphedema immediately and appropriately as they occur can help in preventing complications.
The Best Lymphedema Blogs To Read
Posted by on 9/6/2017 to
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Lymphedema blogs are great resources for those who suffer from lymphedema. If you’re still learning about this condition, these top lymphedema blogs can help.