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Lipedema is a condition that is characterized by the buildup of subcutaneous fat tissue, typically around the lower extremities. The fat tissue and fluid retention can cause the extremities to appear swollen, and it can be painful to deal with for those affected by it. Swelling is not a rare symptom of lipedema; it is seen in all of its stages. This buildup is due to extracellular water which keeps building during later stages of lipedema. When one begins to review how to treat lipedema, we start with a multidisciplinary

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COVID-19 appeared quickly and has seemingly spread across the globe at a similarly astounding rate of speed. Experts have been working hard to pinpoint any and all trends regarding this new disease, however, there is much left to be learned about its ability to infiltrate the upper respiratory tract and who exactly is at the greatest risk of contracting it. Today, it may feel like there are still more questions than answers in relation to how COVID-19 is transmitted and how it might potentially be cured.  One widely accepted assumption

Lipedema is continuing to plague our country with increasing numbers of diagnoses each year. If you or someone you know has lipedema, you have most likely seen the changes that this debilitating condition brings about. Like other medical conditions, there is a variety of treatment options for lipedema. While the exact cause of lipedema might still be unknown to us, the lipedema treatment options are clearer. Let us compare the top treatment options you have for lipedema: Compression Stockings Those who are diagnosed with lipedema can wear compression stockings, custom-fitted