This blog explores the role of acupuncture as an alternative treatment for lymphedema, examining recent scientific findings, expert opinions, and practical considerations.
Understanding which medications can cause edema, how they do so, and what to do about it is essential for both patients and healthcare providers. This article explores the most common classes of prescription drugs associated with edema, their mechanisms of action, and how to approach this side effect responsibly.
Are you ready to take your career in lymphedema therapy to the next level? Norton School of Lymphatic Therapy is offering an exclusive $400 discount on select upcoming Complete Decongestive Therapy (CDT) certification courses in 2025.
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.
Early detection is key to preventing the condition from worsening. Bioimpedance spectroscopy (BIS) has emerged as a revolutionary method for detecting lymphedema before noticeable swelling occurs, allowing for early intervention and improved patient outcomes.
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.