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Someone close to me has this, she was misdiagnosed with obesity by a lot of people it made her pretty depressed
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The IMBALANCE they feel while walking is the most terrifying π’
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I have chronic, severe lymphedema. I hate it with all of my heart and wouldnβt wish it on anyone. It is so incredibly difficult to manage. Itβs quite literally like having a full-time job and it affects every bit of your life.
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I spent 5 years with minimal help from wound care and an infectious disease specialist trying to heal a wound on a lymph limb (my left thigh). I finally had to be hospitalized for 7 weeks after getting sepsis in the wound. I was finally released with home health wound care and physical therapy. It still took another year of bi weekly then weekly visits before I ended up falling 3 times at home and being hospitalized again. If I didn't have kids to fight for, the pain, shame, and frustration would have won a long time ago. It's a struggle I would wish on no one. I take Lasix now daily to keep the fluid under control.
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Must be incredibly uncomfortable π
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And when the compression doesn't work, you get fluid tablets. Literally happened to me and no matter what I did, compression stockings, having my legs upwards when sleeping, trying to stay off my legs... Nothing and then I was prescribed fluid tablets and within days the fluid was going, a week and a half the fluid was completely gone. And to this day, the doctors including a cardiologist never found out what caused the fluid build up in both of my legs, my feet and all the way to half way up my thighs. I had to get bigger pants because nothing was fitting, that's how bad it was.
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My small,100 lb grandmom had this for all the years I knew her, they called it elephantitus, she was close to 90 when she died over 30 years ago,
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For me, the most effective treatment for lymphosarcoma is EXERCISE. Compression helps but exercise is much better.
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My uncle has this condition, pray for him π’
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I suffer from it, both legs knee down. I use compression socks and I live a normal life. It sucks in Summer, but I hate Summer anyway π
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Thanks for showing the remedy.
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Bless their heart that looks so painfulβ¦. They say jumping on a trampoline and also those crazy old school vibrating exercises machines drain the lymphatic system.
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Wow, what an amazing result!
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Iβm sorry to those who have lymphedema. π’
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My mother ended up having that after she had breast cancer and they remove some of her lymph nodes. π’
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Omg, that looks painful. I know itβs probably not true but I imagine you feeling fluid swishing around under your skin and itβs sending shivers up my spine
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How do you prevent this in the first place?
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whole body vibration like hypervibe circulates lymphatic fluids and builds muscle
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β¦ the U.S. It can be caused by injury, chronic venous disease, obesity, and certain cancers, as well as cancer treatments, such as radiation therapy or surgery
While the most common cause of lymphedema worldwide is filariasis caused by infection by Wuchereria bancrofti, in developed countries, most secondary
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