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Old 10-02-2010, 09:39 AM #1
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Question Legs swelling, pitting edema or lymphedema
Has anyone had success with medication or theropy to help with leg swelling. I've had RSD 17 years with short bouts of swelling before, but this time it won't stop getting worst. Press down on the swelling and the pressed imprint stays for several minutes.

One doctor mentioned #50 compression for the legs... Off to a lymphedema clinic on Monday.
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