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Lymphedema is a chronic condition that can affect the arms, legs, trunk, abdomen, breast, face or other areas of the body.
Lymphedema occurs when the lymphatic system is unable to adequately transport lymphatic fluid.
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Common causes and contributing factors include:
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Cancer and cancer treatment
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Lymph node removal or lymph node dissection
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Radiation therapy
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Surgical procedures
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Significant trauma or injury
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Other conditions that affect lymphatic function
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​If you are experiencing persistent swelling, heaviness, tightness, changes in tissue texture, or swelling after surgery or cancer treatment, a lymphatic assessment may help determine appropriate care
Lipedema
What is Lipedema? It is not normal adipose tissue (fat).
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Lipedema is a medical condition characterized by symmetric buildup of adipose tissue (fat) in the legs and arms and does not spread to the feet. This adipose tissue may be an unusual texture and feel like rice or peas beneath the skin surface. Common symptoms include fatigue, muscle pain, and/or easy bruising.
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Who Gets Lipedema?
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Lipedema occurs mainly in females with rare reports of development in men. The causes of lipedema are not well understood and it usually emerges or worsens during hormonal changes in puberty, pregnancy or menopause.
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Lipedema symptoms may sometimes progress with prominent vein involvement, swelling or skin changes.
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