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The lymphoedema is a doughy swelling of the skin, which initially is painless and can be reduced by raising the arms and legs. It can be detected if, by pressing down the skin it leaves a dent. Typically, a primary lymphoedema is innate and starts in early adulthood, but it can also commence earlier, in […]https://gefaessmedizin.de/wp-content/uploads/2023/06/58-150-x-15-Pixel-Teil-2.jpg150150