Lymphedema after breast cancer treatment is a common condition, especially after lymph node removal or radiation. In fact, nearly 1 in 5 breast cancer survivors may develop it. But there’s good news: new research offers updated, effective ways to reduce your risk. In this blog post, common lymphedema myths are debunked and you’ll learn science-backed strategies to help you prevent breast cancer-related lymphedema and feel more confident in your recovery.

Breast lymphedema, a potential side effect of breast cancer treatment, can be challenging to navigate. However, with appropriate management strategies, you can successfully reduce and manage the swelling and discomfort associated with lymphedema. Learn how to best treat breast lymphedema in this blog post.

Traveling with lymphedema may seem daunting, but following the strategies in this blog post can help you better manage it.

If you’re a cancer survivor at risk for lymphedema, then it’s essential to be aware of the symptoms and how to reduce your risk of developing it. Learn what you can do in this blog post.

If you have lymphedema, read about why weight training is good and how to do it safely.

It can be difficult to take care of your health if you aren’t working with a healthcare provider who is a good match for you. Follow the tips in this blog post to get a successful match in physical therapy!

Lipedema is not the same as obesity. This blog post goes into what lipedema is and how it’s treated.

When you’re in PT, you want to make the most of your time to optimize healing and recovery. So how can you make the most of your visits?

Complete Decongestive Therapy is the gold standard for lymphedema treatment. This blog post breaks down what lymphedema treatment involves and how to find a Certified Lymphedema Therapist.

Lymphedema is swelling due to an abnormal build up of lymphatic fluid. This blog post dives into what lymphedema is and how it’s treated.