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I had lymph nodes removed and my doctor said I may develop lymphadema. What is that and do have any products that will help me?

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I had lymph nodes removed and my doctor said I may develop lymphadema. What is that and do have any products that will help me?

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Lymphadema is a swelling of the arm or breast due to an accumulation of lymph fluid that occurs when lymph nodes are blocked or removed. Not to be alarmed; this condition occasionally happens. One way of preventing lymphadema is to be measured for a lymphadema sleeve. We strongly feel every woman should have a sleeve if they are traveling via an airplane. The pressure changes in flight can cause the lymph fluid to change and hopefully this condition can be prevented by wearing a sleeve 1 – 2 hours both pre and post flight. Medicare does not cover these garments, however most other insurance companies do. For an in-stock sleeve, the price is typically $65.00 – $75.00 and a custom sleeve is approximately $175.00 – $200.00. We carry both Juzo and Jobst manufacturers.

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