Conquer Lymph | In Home Lymphatic Therapy & Oncology Rehabilitation
Lipedema is a chronic, progressive fat distribution disorder that primarily affects women. It causes an abnormal and symmetrical buildup of fat most commonly in the hips, thighs, legs, and sometimes the arms, while the feet and hands remain unaffected. This condition is often painful, sensitive to touch, and resistant to diet or exercise.
At Lymphedema, Oncology & Occupational Therapy Professionals, we provide personalized in-home care to help manage symptoms, improve comfort, and prevent progression into secondary lymphedema.
Lipedema is a chronic fat disorder that causes abnormal fat accumulation, typically in the lower body and sometimes the arms, while sparing the hands and feet. It mainly affects women and often worsens over time without proper management.
Lipedema causes symmetrical fat buildup and pain, while lymphedema is caused by lymphatic blockage and often includes swelling of the feet or hands. Lipedema can progress into lymphedema if untreated.
No. Lipedema is not caused by obesity and does not significantly respond to diet or exercise. Hormonal changes and genetics are strongly linked to the condition.
There is no cure, but therapy can significantly reduce pain, improve mobility, and slow progression of the condition.
Yes. Manual lymphatic drainage, compression, and movement strategies can reduce discomfort and improve daily function.
No referral is required for private pay clients. If insurance is involved, a referral may be requested depending on your plan.