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- February 14, 2017 at 1:41 am
I wonder if it's necessary to wear compression pants/shorts since I still have the seromas on my upper leg? I'm planning on wearing my bicycle shorts anyways tomorrow since I wouldn't want them to get larger again. Does anyone know if it's necessary to wear compression clothing forever once you've had lymph nodes removed?
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- February 14, 2017 at 4:06 am
With what you've gone through with the seromas I definitely would. When I flew in the summer, 8 months after my SLNB, I ended up getting really swollen ankles, my whole leg was swollen, but the ankle area is where most of it ended up. So I got compression socks and that helped. I also have a compression stocking that I wore on a road trip to help prevent that from happening again, and it did seem to help.
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- February 14, 2017 at 4:06 am
With what you've gone through with the seromas I definitely would. When I flew in the summer, 8 months after my SLNB, I ended up getting really swollen ankles, my whole leg was swollen, but the ankle area is where most of it ended up. So I got compression socks and that helped. I also have a compression stocking that I wore on a road trip to help prevent that from happening again, and it did seem to help.
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- February 14, 2017 at 4:06 am
With what you've gone through with the seromas I definitely would. When I flew in the summer, 8 months after my SLNB, I ended up getting really swollen ankles, my whole leg was swollen, but the ankle area is where most of it ended up. So I got compression socks and that helped. I also have a compression stocking that I wore on a road trip to help prevent that from happening again, and it did seem to help.
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