by Michele Davis | Dec 18, 2024
This is a medical massage that manually pushes the fluid out of the tissues. It should be provided by a qualified Lymphoedema Practitioner who understands your condition fully. MLD is offered at Pioneer clinics by qualified Lymphoedema Practitioners. Manual Lymphatic...
by Michele Davis | Dec 11, 2024
The first sign of oedema is often swelling in the ankle or back of the hand, which typically resolves with rest and elevation overnight. Affected areas may feel sore, warm, irritated, or appear darker in skin tone. Over time, the swelling can become persistent,...
by Michele Davis | Dec 11, 2024
While lymphoedema is generally not curable, it can be effectively managed, and swelling can be controlled. For lower limbs, regular use of compression garments or wraps is often necessary due to the effects of gravity. However, it may be possible to optimise oedema...
by pionpatw_admin_master | Oct 18, 2024
A build-up of fluid (water and proteins) in the skin tissues that does not go away with rest and elevation. This swelling can appear anywhere on the body, this can include the face, chest, groin, genitals, arms and legs. This can be hereditary or as a result of other...
