Peripheral Edema
Review our guide on peripheral edema to learn about its symptoms, causes, and treatment, so you can manage your condition.
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Jennifer Heit is a physical therapist with several years of experience in a variety of treatment settings with focus in home health care. She is a certified lymphedema therapist through Klose Training and is Lymphology Association of North America certified. She is a clinical specialist at Tactile Medical focused on bringing greater awareness and understanding of lymphedema to the medical community.

Review our guide on peripheral edema to learn about its symptoms, causes, and treatment, so you can manage your condition.
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Living with lymphedema while trying to manage your weight can feel overwhelming, but understanding the connection between lymphedema and weight loss can help you develop effective strategies for both conditions.
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Stage 3 lipedema is a significant progression in this complex and often misunderstood loose connective tissue disorder. This most advanced lipedema stage brings substantial physical changes and challenges beyond those seen in earlier phases. The disproportionate fat deposits, distinctive skin alterations, and increased discomfort create a condition that’s frequently mistaken for obesity or lymphedema yet requires different treatment approaches to manage effectively. Keep reading to learn about stage 3 lipedema.
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Living with lipedema can be challenging, especially as it progresses to stage 2. Lipedema is a loose connective tissue disorder that causes disproportionate fat accumulation, particularly in the lower body, and can impact quality of life with symptoms like pain and mobility issues. This article explores what stage 2 lipedema is, its symptoms, causes, diagnosis methods, and treatment options to help you better understand and manage this condition.
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