Lower Extremity Swelling
Retention of fluid in the lower legs which can lead to enlarged legs, skin damage, weeping or drainage, and impaired mobility
- Lymphedema
Congenital or acquired dysfunction of small vessels that carry lymph fluid (water plus proteins) back to venous system in the left neck. This can lead to progressive lower extremity swelling.
Read More- Lipedema
Abnormal fat distribution due to metabolic changes that are unknown at this time. Painful deposits of fat develop in the lower legs, thighs and hips. It is often mistaken for lymphedema but can easily be distinguished by a trained physician on physical exam.
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Conditions We Treat
Vascular Disease has many different forms and can affect any part of the body. We specialize in treating vascular disease in all parts of the body except the heart. Interventions we perform can improve the quality of life and importantly prevent stroke, amputation, and death.
