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A close-up photo of a 70-year-old woman sitting in a chair, showing significant lymphedema (swelling) in her left upper arm. The left arm is noticeably larger and more swollen than her right hand, which is visible holding a compression bandage. On her upper left chest, near the collarbone, there are visible surgical scars, indicating previous breast cancer treatment. She is wearing a neutral-colored t-shirt, and the background is a soft-focus living room setting.

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Why New Arm Swelling After Breast Cancer Shouldn’t Be Ignored - Even Years Later

Late-onset lymphedema can occur decades after breast cancer surgery and radiation. Through a real clinical case, we explain the diagnosis, investigations, and modern treatment options.

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Why New Arm Swelling After Breast Cancer Shouldn’t Be Ignored - Even Years Later

Late-onset lymphedema can occur decades after breast cancer surgery and radiation. Through a real clinical case, we explain the diagnosis, investigations, and modern treatment options.

Ultrasound image of the lower limb showing a thickened, heterogeneous subcutaneous fat layer with nodular hypoechoic lobules and prominent fibrous septa, consistent with the appearance of lipedema.

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From Confusion to Clarity: A 37-Year-Old Woman’s Lipedema Story

This article follows the journey of a 37-year-old woman who struggled for years with heavy, painful legs and easy bruising before finally receiving the correct diagnosis: lipedema combined with venous reflux. Through detailed ultrasound imaging, her overlapping conditions were identified, explaining why compression therapy and lymphatic massage offered only temporary relief. The blog explores how a stepwise, combined treatment approach, starting with venous reflux management and followed by targeted lipedema care, led to significant improvement in her symptoms, comfort, and quality of life.