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Take control of your lymphedema journey by doing self-manual lymphatic drainage (MLD), a way of gently using your hands to help your body move lymph fluid. Doing it regularly can ease swelling and discomfort and prevent symptoms from worsening. We teamed up with Kelly Sturm, a physical therapist, to offer a video that guides you through self-MLD for your lower body.
Whether you’re a patient or provider, this video offers information on what is breast cancer-related lymphedema, common symptoms, and treatment options available to patients.
Whether you’re newly diagnosed or navigating life with breast cancer-related lymphedema, you’re not alone. We partnered with Kelly Sturm, a physical therapist, to share a series of videos to help you better understand your condition, learn how to manage symptoms, and feel empowered every step of the way.
Take control of your lymphedema journey by doing self-manual lymphatic drainage (MLD), a way of gently using your hands to help your body move lymph fluid. Doing it regularly can ease swelling and discomfort and prevent symptoms from worsening. We teamed up with Kelly Sturm, a physical therapist, to offer a video that guides you through self-MLD for your upper body.
Empower yourself by understanding and managing the side effects of head & neck cancer-related lymphedema and get back to living on your terms.
Take control of your lymphedema journey by doing self-manual lymphatic drainage (MLD), a way of gently using your hands to help your body move lymph fluid. Doing it regularly can ease swelling and discomfort and prevent symptoms from worsening. We teamed up with Kelly Sturm, a physical therapist, to offer a video that guides you through self-MLD for your face, head, and neck.
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Take control of your lymphedema journey by doing self-manual lymphatic drainage (MLD), a way of gently using your hands to help your body move lymph fluid. Doing it regularly can ease swelling and discomfort and prevent symptoms from worsening.
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Whether you're newly diagnosed or navigating life with breast cancer-related lymphedema, you're not alone.
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