Lifting your coffee cup. Walking with your grandchildren. Putting on your shoes. A condition called lymphedema can lead to all these difficulties. This condition is far more common than most people realize. In fact, medical researchers report that about 1 in every 1,000 Americans is affected by secondary lymphedema. Physical therapy can be an effective
How does lymphedema physical therapy work?
August 4th, 2020
Two benefits lymphedema physical therapy can offer
July 6th, 2020Having trouble bending your arms or fingers due to excessive swelling? Experiencing difficulty putting socks and shoes on your swollen feet? If you answered yes to either question, you might be experiencing a condition called lymphedema. This condition is far more common than you might think. Studies show that secondary lymphedema affects 1 in every
How to reduce lymphedema swelling in your arm with physical therapy
March 6th, 2020Your arm is swollen and aching. It’s harder to move it normally. Your skin has become harder and thicker. All these symptoms are signs that you have a condition called lymphedema. Secondary lymphedema is caused by other medical conditions, such as cancer. Studies report that secondary lymphedema affects 1 in every 1,000 Americans. Physical therapy
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