Lymphatic edema is a disease that prevents you from wearing your watch. Find out why

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Lymphatic edema is a chronic disease that causes swelling in the tissues of the body and can affect any part of the body, but usually develops in the arms or legs, NHS.

Lymphatic lymphoma occurs when the lymphatic system does not function properly, and the lymphatic system is a network of channels and glands throughout the body that helps fight infection and remove excess fluid.

Lymphatic edema

Symptoms of lymphatic edema

The most important symptom of lymphatic edema is swelling of all or part of one limb or other part of the body.

Clothing may be difficult to wear, jewelry can be tight watches.

At first, the swelling may come and go, things may get worse during the day and go down at night.

Other symptoms may include the part of the injured body:

– A painful, heavy feeling.

– Difficulty in motion.

– Frequent skin infections.

– Hardness and tightness of the skin.

– Warts grow on the skin.

– Liquid leakage across the skin.