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Lymphedema should not be a barrier to physical activity. On the contrary, sport has been shown to be beneficial in stimulating lymphatic circulation and improving the quality of life of those affected. All physical activities can be practised without any medical restrictions for lymphedema.

For patients living with lymphedema or lipedema, compression garments are a critical tool to manage their pathology. However, this essential treatment often comes with a significant tradeoff—comfort.

Lymphedema is a chronic disease characterised by an accumulation of lymphatic fluid in a limb, causing it to swell.

In this article we will delve deeper into Article 1 – All About Foot Drop focusing on Normal Gait Cycle and how gait is broken down into its various phases.

For patients living with lymphedema or lipedema, compression garments are a critical tool to manage their pathology. However, this essential treatment often comes with a significant tradeoff—comfort.

Lymphedema of the arm, also known as ‘big arm’, affects 5 to 20% of women treated for breast cancer. This uncomfortable condition, with a risk of complications, requires compression therapy and drainage of lymph fluid.

What is the nervous system and what does it do?

The nervous system is our body's regulatory and communication centre. It is made up of the brain, the spinal cord and nerves (a collection of neurons).

Foot drop or high steppage gait, a weakness of the foot's dorsiflexor muscles that prevents safe and efficient walking

Knee osteoarthritis is a common condition that can significantly impact patients' quality of life. Among the available solutions to alleviate pain and improve mobility, unloading knee braces play an important role. But how do they work? Who are they designed for?