Patient Resources to Learn About Chronic Swelling

By Julie Green • Feb 28, 2025

Managing lymphedema and lipedema can be daunting, but with the right information and tools, you can take control of your health. Discover a wealth of resources designed to help you understand your condition, recognize symptoms, and explore treatment options. From informative videos and guides to patient perspectives, these resources provide the support you need to lead a healthier, more informed life.

Kylee Lymphedema App

Kylee™ is a free, easy-to-use mobile app that helps you learn about and manage your chronic swelling, so you can get back to living your best life. Learn more about Kylee.

Lymphedema Explainer Video

Learn the importance of your body’s lymphatic system and how its impairment can cause lymphedema. Watch the video:

Guide for Understanding and Managing Chronic Swelling

Explore different types of lymphedema, common symptoms and treatment options to manage your condition. Download the guide today.

Guide for Breast Cancer-Related Lymphedema

Understand how breast cancer treatment can impair your lymphatic system, and common lymphedema symptoms and options to manage your condition. Download the guide.

Lipedema Brochure

Learn about lipedema, a condition that almost exclusively affects women, including its symptoms and effective management strategies. Download this brochure.

10 Things I Want My Physician to Know About Lymphedema Flyer

Created by a group of lymphedema patients, this brochure shares their perspective on the top ten things clinicians should know about chronic swelling. Download this flyer.

Head and Neck Cancer Survivorship: Navigating Side Effects and Embracing Lymphedema Management

Infographic: How To Treat Lymphedema

Infographic: 7 Signs of Lymphedema

What Are the Benefits of Compression Therapy?

Compression therapy can be a great way to get relief for people who suffer from pain and swelling due to edema or lymphedema. Compression therapy involves using garments, devices, pumps, or bandages to put pressure on an area, which can help encourage the flow of fluids to reduce swelling.

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