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Arm Lymphedema Management

Arm Lymphedema

With highly qualified and experienced team of doctors, we have expertise in Prevention and Management of Arm Lymphedema for Breast Cancer Patients & Survivors. Lymphatic system is a network of very small vessels below your skin and lymph nodes. They are part of immune system and hence fights infections.

Lymphedema is a malfunction where the fluid (main component of lymph) cannot drain properly, leading to excess fluid accumulation in the limbs and tissues. This results in chronic swelling, a higher risk of infection, and potential skin damage, including wounds and ulcers.

Following surgery, the illness may progress rapidly in the days that follow or more slowly over weeks, months, or even years.

  • If you have had radiation therapy or lymph node removal for breast cancer treatment,
  • Had lymph nodes removed from your underarm, groin, or pelvis, had radiation therapy to those areas,
  • Have scar tissue in the lymphatic ducts or veins beneath your collarbone,
  • Have malignancies in your belly or pelvis that press against lymph vessels or ducts,
  • Have cancer that has migrated to lymph nodes in your neck, chest, underarm, or abdomen;

Since lymphedema is a chronic ailment, there is no known cure. However, early detection and a variety of techniques can help control lymphedema.

Types of Lymphedemas

  • Primary lymphedemas These are inherited & can be congenital or manifest at puberty
  • Secondary lymphedemas These are acquired & occurs when the lymphatic system, which was previously functioning normally, is damaged or obstructed.
According to the degree of severity lymphedemas are Mild, Moderate or Severe.

Lymphedema can be disabling, with much body image issues and adversely affects psych.

Symptoms of Lymphedema
  • Swelling of the affected arm: Lymphedema often presents as swelling in the affected arm, caused by the buildup of lymph fluid.
  • Bra, clothing, or jewellery don't fit: Clothing, bra, or jewelry feeling tighter than usual may indicate lymphedema.
  • Lymphedema can cause aching or new pain in the arm due to fluid buildup and swelling.
  • Trouble bending or moving a joint: Difficulty bending or moving a joint due to swelling.
  • Thickening of /changes in the skin: Skin may become thickened, tight, or develop noticeable texture changes due to lymphedema.
  • Weakness in the arm: Lymphedema symptoms include weakness in the arm, often accompanied by swelling and discomfort.

What can you do?

Once lymphedema occurs, patients may frequently experience painful swelling, but many effective therapies can be used to manage the conditions.

If you or a loved one are experiencing symptoms of lymphedema, consult a healthcare professional for personalized care and guidance. FENS Prana Sakhi by Prameya Health is committed to providing expert guidance and support for managing lymphedema and improving overall well-being.

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Once lymphedema occurs, patients may frequently experience painful swelling, but many effective therapies can be used to manage the conditions.

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