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Obstructive Sleep Apnea and Lymphedema Did You Know... In a study conducted by Roux, Villemur & et al., 74% of their subjects (whom all had Lymphedema) also presented with Obstructive Sleep Apnea. Obstructive Sleep Apnea is a common condition in which one experiences abnormal breathing patterns and actually
Lymphedema Friendly Travel As we head into the season full of holidays and travel, it's important for all Lymphedema patients and at risk patients plan Lymphedema friendly trips. If you are at risk or have Lymphedema, please be aware and careful to avoid physical stresses that could trigger an increase
Head and Neck Lymphedema While Lymphedema most commonly occurs in the extremities, it can occur in other regions such as the head and neck region, the breast and chest region or the genital region. There are 2 types of Lymphedema- primary and secondary. Primary lymphedema is hereditary and occurs
Chronic Venous Insufficiency and Lymphedema Chronic Venous Insufficiency Chronic Venous Insufficiency is a disease in which the veins stop functioning properly resulting in blood 'pooling' in the veins. This is due to blood clots in the lower extremities due to Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) in which the valves
Managing Your Lymphedema After Treatment It is very important to understand the fundamentals of managing your Lymphedema after treatment to maintain your progress. There are a few key components to successfully manage your Lymphedema at home-- Daily Use of Compression Wear Daily Use of Pneumatic Compression Device Maintain a
Lymphedema vs. Lipedema Image source: https://www.swfhealthandwellness.com/lipedema-vs-lymphedema/ Lymphedema and lipedema, also known as lipoedema, are two distinctly different conditions with similar names. Lymphedema is a condition that occurs due to damage to the lymphatic system, while lipedema is a condition which involves a deposition of fat typically in the legs and
Breast Cancer and Lymphedema Lymphedema is commonly experienced in breast cancer patients who have undergone a mastectomy, lumpectomy or radiation. Often times, lymph nodes are removed or damaged during surgery or treatment. This damage to the lymphatic system can cause blockages in the lymph vessels resulting in swelling (Lymphedema). According
Cellulitis and Lymphedema One common complication that Lymphedema patients experience is a condition called Cellulitis. Cellulitis is a skin infection that can enter the body through a break in the skin, a scratch, an open wound or other pre-existing skin conditions. What is cellulitis ? Cellulitis occurs when bacteria,
Compression Wear for Lymphedema Compression garments or compression wear play a huge role in Lymphedema management. Compression wear provides an easy way to keep pressure on the affected area to manage swelling. For someone with significant Lymphedema, compression wear is recommended towards the end of a course of
Skin Care Tips for Lymphedema Management Skin care is a very important component in Lymphedema management. People with Lymphedema can experience many changes in their skin. Many people with Lymphedema experience a 'hardening' of the skin where it becomes stiff and often dry. To help avoid skin problems due
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