Issue #70, October, 2012

Living With Lymphedema

When starting treatment for breast cancer, it is completely normal to feel nervous about potential side effects that may occur as a result of treatments such as surgery, radiation or chemotherapy.

Lymphedema is an example of one side effect that can be a result of breast cancer treatment, as well as other types of cancer.

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Tips for Managing Lymphedema

Lymphedema is a condition that can sometimes occur as a result of breast cancer treatments such as radiation and surgery.

While lymphedema can sometimes be uncomfortable, the suggestions below are simple ways that you can manage the condition to help you feel your best and maintain quality of life.

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Videos

Watch physical therapist Karen Gilbert explain what lymphedema is and how oncology rehabilitation can help you manage this condition.

Did You Know?

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Recipe of the Month

Maintaining a healthy weight is important in managing lymphedema symptoms. For a fall treat, try this easy banana bread recipe.

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Living With Lymphedema

Tips for Managing Lymphedema