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Lymph-edema of the legs and feet... please leave me your email address as to how to contact you...? |
I wrote a question acouple days ago... about my lymph-edema of my legs and feet. There was a nice lady that is a Nurse and physical therpy nurse for over 25 years.. told me contact her..but did not leave no contact address. So If you are her please contact me..back at honeygram_47@yahoo.com im not that nice lady, but if you go to your question, and click on her display picture, it will take you to her profile, and try to see if she has enabled the contact feature, click it and send her a message what? I saw a show on Discovery Health where a woman had really bad lymphedema in one of her legs--she had to get a lot of therapy--mainly lymphatic drainage massage and some physical therapy. She also had to keep her leg wrapped up in ace bandages to keep it from getting so swollen. It really helped her out a lot--maybe you should get some of that lymphatic massage therapy. It looked really bad when she had it--I'm sorry to hear you're plagued with it. Hope you get some relief, and good luck! all you have to do is click on to her name and go to her profile her e-mail address is there my mom has that...you should get checked out for lyme disease... Well I am not sure exactly what your medical problem is about ... but have you ever heard of XanGo ... it is a health and wellness juice that has done wonders for many different people and their ailments. You go onto my wellness site and check it out @ http://www.lindawalt.natureswellnesssecr... My daughter has this condition. She goes to therapy occasionally for massage. She went 3-4 times a week in the beginning, but as they got the swelling a little under control, she was able to cut her visits down to once a week, and now she just goes when she's having a problem. |
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