Advanced Vascular Techonologies

Happy Lymphedema Awareness Month!

To help you spread awareness about lymphedema and the upcoming improvements to insurance coverage thanks to passage of the Lymphedema Treatment Act, we have an updated flyer (seen below) that you can download for free.https://lymphedematreatmentact.org/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/6-Things-You-Should-Know-About-Lymphedema-with-border.pdf

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My wife show us the new Bio Compression 2004 DL pump with an arm and leg sleeve.

Many people develop problems wit their legs. Pregnant women are no different

Many expectant mothers experience swollen feet throughout their pregnancy, causing discomfort that makes movement more difficult. Extra relief from compression garments can make your days easier, decrease unnecessary stress and make movement possible again.

Keep reading to learn about pregnancy and vein health from Dr. Aggarwal, a Board Certified and Aesthetic Laser Certified Family Physician specializing in vein disease.
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Maintenance of your Lymphedema Pump is important. The pumps just need to be dusted once in awhile. But the boots really need to be cleaned often. If you have any drainage in the boot, that needs to be cleaned up ASAP. Otherwise the smell will set into the fabric. Soap and water works well. For bigger stains, bleach is better. You do not want to have an open wound on your limb to be infected by your bodies own waste sitting in a compression boot or sleeve.