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Fast FAQS: Introduction to Lymphedema
Lymphedema is a possible side effect of some breast cancer treatments. It's a buildup of fluid in your arm after you’ve had one or more lymph nodes removed, or sometimes as a result of radiation.
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Fast FAQs: Lymphedema Prevention
The very best thing you can do to help prevent lymphedema is to make sure you get full range of motion back in your arm, whether after surgery or radiation.
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Fast FAQS: How Do I Know If I Have Lymphedema?
The onset of lymphedema isn’t easy to pinpoint. Your arm may not look swelled at all, but it might feel a bit heavy, or full. Sometimes your skin feels tight.
