Lymphedema is a state of abnormal swelling caused by a systema lymphaticum. It's typically found between the arms or legs and will even have an impact on the trunk, face, or genital organ. Primary lymphedema could be a congenital drawback triggered by a reduction in the range or size of the lymphatic vessels. Secondary lymphedema results from damage caused by surgery, radiation therapy, injury, infection, venous insufficiency, scar tissue, cancer, and inflammation. Early stages of dropsy may even be quickly reduced by simple elevation of the limb. If not properly treated, the protein-rich swelling causes a gradual strengthening of the affected tissues, along with recurring cellulitis and possibly fungal infection.
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