Seasonal Skin Risks for Lymphedema Patients: How to Educate and Protect During the Hot Months

As temperatures rise, lymphedema patients face a unique set of skin-care challenges. Humidity, sweat, UV exposure, and friction under compression garments create an environment ripe for heat rash, fungal infections, and sun damage. For Certified Lymphedema Therapists (CLTs) and other healthcare providers, educating patients about lymphedema skin care in summer is critical to preventing complications and ensuring safe, active lifestyles
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Who Can Benefit from Compression Therapy?

Compression therapy is a well-established treatment for lymphedema and other medical conditions, but did you know it can also benefit people without a formal diagnosis? Whether you’re an athlete, have a job that requires long hours of standing or sitting, or simply want to improve circulation, compression therapy may be a game-changer for you.
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Understanding Primary Lymphedema: Causes, Symptoms, and Training Opportunities for Therapists

Primary lymphedema is a condition often misunderstood by both patients and healthcare providers. It involves chronic swelling due to a congenital or genetic abnormality in the lymphatic system, affecting the body's ability to drain lymphatic fluid. As more awareness grows around lymphatic disorders, so does the demand for specialized care provided by trained lymphedema therapists.
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