Lymphedema Management - Compression & Therapy

Pouria presents with secondary lymphedema following breast cancer treatment. The patient reports heaviness in the arm and mild discomfort but denies significant pain. The affected arm shows a circumference 3 cm greater than the contralateral arm. She has no open wounds or signs of infection. Which compression and therapy strategy is MOST appropriate to manage this patient’s lymphedema? A) High-stretch bandages to provide consistent pressure during rest and activity B) Intermittent pneumatic compression at 60 mmHg pressure, followed by elastic sleeve application C) Short-stretch bandages with manual lymphatic drainage techniques D) Compression garments with 40-50 mmHg pressure for daily use TEXT OUR TEAM: (727) 732-4573