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This page is aimed at practitioners, health-care professionals and lymphoedema patients. The following sites may be of interest to those seeking information on Lymphatic disorders, lymphoedema related products and on lymphoedema support. Feel free to click on any of the below headings:

British Lymphology Society — an organisation that works to coordinate a strategy for improving the management of chronic oedema particularly lymphoedema.

Lymphatic Research Foundation — The Lymphatic Research Foundation is a non-profit organisation whose mission is to advance research of the lymphatic system and to find the cause of and cure for lymphatic diseases, lymphoedema, and related disorders. Tel: +44 516 625-9675

Lymphnetzwerk — On this site you will find information which may help patients suffering from lymphoedema, lipoedema or other diseases of the lymphatic system . Lymphoedema-Forum with access to many Physicians from Clinics (Földi, Feldberg, Lympho Opt, Baumrain, Pieper and others). This forum is in many languages including German, English, French, Italian and other.

Lymphoedema Clinic — residential stay, all inclusive packages in Austria.

 

Lymphoedema website for children — This website was set up by St Giles Hospice, UK. There are currently no websites of this kind in Ireland yet.

 

Lymphoedema website for teenagers — This website was set up by Leeds Lymphoedema Service, UK. There are currently no website of this kind in Ireland yet.

 

Support networks for cancer patients — Here you find LOCAL support cancer networks. All these networks cater for your lymphoedema problem too.

 

foeldiklinik — Our philosophy is to reconcile medical progress thinking with high humanitarian standards. We offer integrated treatment forms under one roof: medicinal, physical and surgical therapies including emergency care. .

 

Nlfireland — The National Lymphoedema Framework Ireland (NLFI) is dedicated to advocating for the improvement of Lymphoedema care for patients in Ireland, in line with International Best Practice Guidelines as advocated by the International Lymphoedema Framework (ILF).

 

Lymphoedema — There is no cure for Lymphoedema but there are a series of therapies that can help prevent Lymphoedema from getting worse and even reduce the swelling and discomfort in some cases. Lymphoedema is a lymphatic condition that requires long term maintenance and Physiofit Woman is here to support you at every step of your journey.

 

 Lymphoedema United — Matt Hazledine was diagnosed with lymphoedema in 2011.  After struggling initially, Matt decided to do something positive to help others with this incurable lifelong condition.  He founded Lymphoedema United, a patient-based organisation and website, providing trusted information from the experts and product solutions, in addition to bringing people with lymphoedema together.  He is the author of two books, How to Live Better with Lymphoedema – Meet the Experts, and Lymphoedema United – You are NOT alone!  He has also raised over £35,000 for various lymphoedema charities.