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Do I have lymphedema or venous reflux disease?

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Do I have lymphedema or venous reflux disease?

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Symptoms are usually lacking in patients with lymphedema. Patients with venous reflux disease typically have aching, pain, heaviness, tiredness, fatigue, cramping, throbbing and swelling. The foot and toes in lymphedema are described as “pillow feet and sausage toes” and the swelling is usually NOT relieved with overnight leg elevation. One of the benefits of being evaluated by a specialist who is Board Certified in Cardiac Surgery and Phlebology is that you will get evaluated by a clinician who can determine the etiology of lower extremity swelling and use his diverse background and expertise to help treat swelling in your legs.

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