LIVING a “NORMAL LIFE” with LYMPHEDEMA!

Lymphedema affects as many as 5 million people in the United States. Majority of individuals develop “Secondary Lymphedema” after undergoing cancer treatment. Specific surgeries, such as surgery for melanoma and breast puts patients at RISK for developing “Secondary Lymphedema.” Breast cancer-related lymphedema is generally found in the arm, hand and trunk. This surgery usually requires … Continue reading “LIVING a “NORMAL LIFE” with LYMPHEDEMA!”