Yes, it is possible to develop lymphedema after a hysterectomy, particularly if lymph nodes are removed during the procedure. Lymphedema occurs when lymph fluid builds up due to damage or disruption to the lymphatic system, which can happen during surgeries that involve lymph node dissection. The risk may be higher if the hysterectomy is performed as part of cancer treatment. Monitoring and preventive measures can help manage this risk.
Yes, lymphedema can be hereditary. This is also known as congenital lymphedema. For more see. www.compressionpumps.com
secondary lymphedema
Lymphedema can be deadly if it is not treated. It can be treated using compression pumps and compression hosiery like this:http://www.vitalitymedical.com/Catalog/Lymphedema-Pumps-1169-.html
Lymphedema can be deadly if it is not treated. It can be treated using compression pumps and compression hosiery like this:http://www.vitalitymedical.com/Catalog/Lymphedema-Pumps-1169-.html
Lymphedema is not typically life-threatening. However, if left untreated, it can lead to complications such as cellulitis or lymphangiosarcoma, which can be serious. It is important to manage lymphedema with proper care and treatment to prevent these complications.
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Primary lymphedema is an inherited condition, where the patient is born without lymph vessels and nodes. The swelling associated with primary lymphedema usually occurs during adolescence and affects the foot or calf.
Primary lymphedema is an inherited condition, where the patient is born without lymph vessels and nodes. The swelling associated with primary lymphedema usually occurs during adolescence and affects the foot or calf.
Horst Weissleder has written: 'Lymphedema' -- subject(s): Lymphedema, Lymph circulation disorders
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