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Summer/Winter 2002/2003
Volume: 1, Issue: 4
Issue Focus: Infections Associated with Lymphedema
In This Issue:
Complications of Lymphedema(Espanől)
Abstract: A detailed description of the complications of Lymphedema in medical terminology. Read On
Is Amputation Necessary?
Abstract: My name is Jeff Dorton, I'm a patient with a severe case of Lymphedema and this year my physicians, advise amputation due to the lack of success in killing constant and multipul infections. My physicians were too busy to write a formalized case study, ...Read On
Symptoms of Infection
Abstract: In addition to increase in limb size and discomfort, one of lymphedema's worst complications is infection, often known as cellulitis. Since few patients at risk of lymphedema were ever warned about its possibility they were probably never warned about ...Read On
Short Guide to Dealing With a Suspect Infection(Espanől)
Abstract: Go immediately to the emergency room if there are signs of infection: fever, red streaks, pain, heat in limb. DO NOT wait at your physician's office unless you can be seen immediately. Be treated as soon as possible and let the doctor do the follow-up. Read On
Q & A with Dr. Emily Iker
Abstract: Pancreatic cancer and cellulitis infections. Read On
Q&A with Beki Riley and 2002/03 Legislative Discussions with Robet Weiss
Abstract: I have an insurance company which is balking at paying for my therapy... Read On
The Use OF Compression Therapy During Infections
Abstract: Conflicting opinions exist on the use of compression during an episode of cellulitis/infections. Compression is advocated, but when to apply it during an infection has not been clarified. Read On
Foot and Nail Care for LE
Abstract: Foot problems are common but it is especially important for lymphedema patients to give special attention to the feet in order to avoid infections. Compromised circulation, the central problem with lymphedema, makes the most distant and downward body ...Read On
Soundoff on Lymphedema, Issue 1-4(Espanől)
Abstract: The story of a lymphedema patient. Read On
Patient Tips and Tricks Archive Through Volume 1 Issue 4
Abstract: Patient to patient tips for daily self care - therapy for my lymphedema all week, does not mean I can't be fashionable...to...creative way to get your MLD in everyday...to...Protecting your lymphedema arm from the Sun. Read On
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