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Examples include: Exercises. Gentle contraction of the muscles in the arm or leg can help move the excess fluid out of the swollen limb. Manual lymph drainage. ... Compression bandages. ... Compression garments. ... Sequential pneumatic compression.
Treatment options may include: Exercise. Exercise helps to restore flexibility and strength, and it improves drainage. ... Bandage. Wearing a customized compression sleeve or elastic bandage may help to prevent an accumulation of fluid. Arm pump. ... Diet. ... Keep the arm raised. ... Infection Prevention.
Since the lymphatic vessels are the third (but lesser-known) component of the circulatory system, patients who need medical care for lymphedema are likely to be referred to vascular specialists, who treat arteries, veins and diseases of the circulatory system.
Treatment options may include: Exercise. Exercise helps to restore flexibility and strength, and it improves drainage. ... Bandage. Wearing a customized compression sleeve or elastic bandage may help to prevent an accumulation of fluid. Arm pump. ... Diet. ... Keep the arm raised. ... Infection Prevention.
Avoid trauma or injury to the affected area. Avoid heavy lifting with the affected arm. No new tattoos in the affected area. Do not wear tight clothing, bands, shoes, or jewelry on the affected area.

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Therapy Exercises. Gentle contraction of the muscles in the arm or leg can help move the excess fluid out of the swollen limb. Manual lymph drainage. ... Compression bandages. ... Compression garments. ... Sequential pneumatic compression.
Often, in clinical practice, there is lymphedema after orthopedic surgery, even in minor orthopedic surgery. Lymphedema, typically presents symptoms of swelling, pain, inflammation, and itching, and it can generate, over the years, acute disability in the affected limbs.
The recommended treatment for lymphoedema is decongestive lymphatic therapy (DLT). DLT is not a cure for lymphoedema, but it can help control the symptoms.
Avoid skin infections, burns, and injuries Your body responds to infection, burn, or injury to the skin by sending extra fluid and white blood cells to the area. If lymph nodes and vessels are missing or damaged, it's harder for your body to move this extra fluid, which can trigger or worsen lymphedema.
Lymphologists are doctors who are specially trained in the diagnosis of and therapy for diseases of the lymphatic system. Among other things, they examine and treat patients with lymph drainage disorders and lymphoedema (protein-rich accumulation of fluid in the tissue) at all stages of severity.

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