Lymphodema

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Lymphedema is a debilitating disease called progressive incurable. The unfortunate patient facing a constant struggle of medicine, and sometimes the surgical treatment of complications of great danger. Definition of Lymphedema- Lymph is a clear liquid that is carried by very small channels throughout the body. Blocking the flow of this fluid results in the accumulation of lymph in the surrounding tissues. It can occur anywhere in the body, but appears most often, especially in the two arms or legs and is called lymphedema.