Exercise and Lymphedema: What Kind of Exercise is the Most Effective? - Kelly Sturm, PT - Symposium
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Exercise and Lymphedema: What Kind of Exercise is the Most Effective? - Kelly Sturm, PT, DPT, OnCS, CLT-LANA - LE&RN Symposium
Kelly Sturm, PT, DPT, OnCS, CLT-LANA is a physical therapist who received her Doctor of Physical Therapy degree from the Mayo Clinic. She became a Certified Lymphedema Therapist through Klose Training and is certified by the Lymphology Association of North America (LANA). In 2019, Kelly became one of the first Board-Certified Oncology Clinical Specialists in the United States. She serves as a guest speaker at various conferences, doctoral programs, and community groups. Kelly has clinical expertise in the rehabilitation treatment of oncology diagnoses, primary and secondary lymphedema, and pelvic health. Kelly is the owner of Cancer Rehab PT LLC and is active on Instagram and KZread, educating, empowering, and bringing awareness to lymphedema, oncology rehabilitation, and physical therapy.
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I have Leg/foot Lymphedema for 5 yrs now after having 17 nodes removed. (I am thicker all over actually even though I have been active from the start.) I have found swimming is by far the best exercise for my lymphedema. That way you don't have to worry about overheating and sweating triggering a reaction of swelling. You have compression in the water, not fighting gravity, don't need to wear garments , you are moving all the muscles pumping the lymph and breathing deep, Anyone can do it... at any level of fitness. I swim very slowly as if doing yoga. It addresses my lymphedema as a total system, which it is. It is pleasurable and freeing.. It is far more effective than the drainage massage (passive) although daily self massage at the beginning and end of the day is good.. as well as my Burdock tea...low salt diet.. I don't know why swimming is not studied in Lymphedema research .. and would love leg lymphedema to be included in studies, we are often forgotten.
As someone who is new to lymphedema in a leg due to lymph node removal, I so thank you for this information. I’m waiting to see a specialist, and feel much more informed while I wait a few more weeks for personal education.
i have lymphedema and love using my vibration plate to help boost my energy when i am feeling fatigued, also love aerobic dance workouts because its low impact.
@janettidswell2092
10 ай бұрын
Glad to read you are also using a vibration plate. I think this is hugely beneficial for our self-care to keep the lymph fluid flowing along with our daily lymphoedema routine. UPDATE: I already had another health condition as well as lipo-lymphoedema. I have 5 benign tumours on my kidneys called angiomyolipomas and I've discovered from Kelly Sturm's list of contra-indications for vibrating plates that I should not be using one because of my tumours. Feel gutted about this because I have now had to stop using it - it was really helping me and I did feel more energised. If you have any other medical conditions folks please take note of Kelly's advice about using vibrating plates and the list of conditions indicating perhaps you should not be using one.
Very informative. Thank you.
Thank you! Learned a lot. ❤