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Frequently asked questions awaiting replies:

  • What kind of exams are necessary to diagnose lymphedema?
  • How do I recognise cellulitis?
  • What is cellulitis and how do I recognise it?
  • What kind of treatment is available for my child?
  • What are the different type of treatments available for lymphoedema?
  • When lymphoedema does not respond properly to treatments (e.g. bandaging) what can be done? Change technique?
  • What can I do if the oedema does not respond to the treatment?
  • Management of genital lymphedema Surgery for children – what age is appropriate (is there a too young stage?) What kind or surgical options are available and at what age is it appropriate?
  • As our first child has lymphoedema, how likely is it that any other children we have will also have the condition?
  • We have one child with lymphoedema, how likely is it that we could get other children with lymphoedema?
  • Where can my child get a diagnosis? (locally/nationally)
  • What specialist should I see for a diagnosis of my child?
  • What specialist should I see for treatment of my child?
  • What are the different specialists that can diagnose and treat a child with lymphoedema?
  • How can swelling in the pelvic floor and on the hip be kept down? and hips?
  • I understand that lymphoscintigraphy may help us understand the cause of my child’s lymphoedema but will it help in what treatment he will receive?
  • Risk of developing genital oedema What are the risks of developing genital oedema and what specialist can help?
  • Why are there so few experts in the field of lymphoedema causing us to have to wait a long time for diagnosis?
  • Why is lymphoedema not well known and why are there so few doctors who knows about it?
  • At what age can the child have a lymphoscintigraphy?
  • Since I have not found a genetic match, what tests could be performed to understand the nature of my lymphatic dysfunction?
  • And assuming we can understand it, how much more effectively – compared to the usual and generic lymphoedema management practices – could the oedema be treated?
  • Should I/my child get/can I get a genetic test for my child/me?
  • What is the purpose of a genetic test?

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