Lymphedema Treatment

A condition caused by impaired circulation of lymph to enable the body to excrete fluid. 

Service Description 

Lymphedema is a condition that causes fluid to build up in the body and usually occurs after cancer treatment or trauma. Lymphedema causes swelling and discomfort, especially in parts of the body such as the legs and arms. 

What does lymphedema treatment do? 

- Reducing the accumulation of body fluid 

- Reducing swelling 

- Reducing pain 

- Maintaining body aesthetics 

- Increasing the person's functionality 

Treatment of lymphedema can involve many different methods. These include manual lymph drainage, compression garments, movement therapy or surgery. The treatment method is chosen according to the symptoms and needs of the person. 

The lymphedema treatment process may vary according to the symptoms and needs of the person. First, the symptoms and history of the person are evaluated. Then, an appropriate treatment plan is created for the person. This plan may vary according to the person's needs and may include several different treatment methods. The duration of treatment may vary according to the person's symptoms and needs. In addition, the person's progress is monitored and the treatment plan is updated as needed. 

Manual lymph drainage is the most commonly used method to treat lymphedema. This technique is applied by a therapist and allows the lymph channels to work better. Also, compression garments can be used to reduce the swelling of the area with lymphedema. Movement therapy can be used to increase the movement of the area with lymphedema. In addition, surgical treatment can be used to reduce the accumulation of fluid caused by lymphedema. 

In conclusion, lymphedema is a condition that causes the body to accumulate fluid and usually occurs after cancer treatment or trauma. Lymphedema treatment method has benefits such as reducing the accumulation of body fluid, reducing swelling, reducing pain, maintaining the aesthetics of the body and increasing the functionality of the person. Lymphedema treatment can include many different methods and is chosen according to the symptoms and needs of the person. The lymphedema treatment process may vary according to the symptoms and needs of the person and the progress of the person is monitored.