lymphatic disorder

Is it possible to have lymphatic disorders and still live an active and full life?

To date, there are no approved drugs to manage both these rare and more common lymphatic disorders.

More common lymphatic disorders arise following trauma or cancer treatment including surgery and radiation.

Over the years conferences take place which are of interest to persons with lymphedema or other lymphatic disorders.

In fact, I am going to propose a hypothesis later on in my talk that lymphedema may not be a lymphatic disorder at all.

Rare, inheritable lymphatic disorders are thought to be caused by gene mutations, many of which are unknown.

Dermatologists play a key role in treating and diagnosing lymphedema and other lymphatic disorders.

Blackfeet Indians used an infusion made from the bark of red alder to treat lymphatic disorders and tuberculosis.

He got sicker and doctors shuttled him through hospitals before deciding doctors found he had a rare lymphatic disorder, Kawasaki syndrome.

Xiao Wen, whose weight ballooned after she developed a lymphatic disorder as a child, said before the operation that she hoped it "could help her lose weight."

Because we know so little, I think you have to have an open mind that a lymphatic disorder could be caused by defects in any one or all of these elements.

The test addresses knowledge of venous disease, clotting disorders, imaging modalities, pharmacokinetics, vascular malformations, lymphatics disorders and venous embryology.

Lymphatic disorders related to AIDS/HIV (lymphedema is common in some types of Kaposi's sarcoma)

Besides their discoveries that directly relate lymphatic and vascular abnormalities, the team's genetic discovery could be used to identify future pharmacologic strategies to alleviate more common lymphatic disorders.

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The baby's father, Abdul-Halim Helou, said that his son Mohammed was born with a lymphatic disorder and needed removal of the fluids that accumulated in his respiratory system, and had only a few months to live.

C. velutinus was known as "red root" by many Native American tribes due to the color of the inner root bark, and was used as a medicine for treating lymphatic disorders, ovarian cysts, fibroid tumors, and tonsillitis.

Jane Armer RN PhD, Elise Radina PhD and Judith Casley-Smith PhD all spoke on various aspects of psycho-social support that are necessary to maintain successful treatment and independent living by consumers affected by lymphatic disorders.