Show: January 15, 2012:
Treating Lymphedema
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Interview: Barbara Feltman, DHS, PT, CLT-LANA, ATI Physical Therapy
Physical therapist, Indianapolis
People who have had lymph nodes removed, as a treatment for breast cancer or other reasons, can develop a painful swelling condition known as lymphedema.
To make things worse, it often begins after a treatment for the underlying disease is complete, just when a patient is expecting to feel better.
Barbara Lewis chats with Barbara Feltman, an Indianapolis-based physical therapist who specializes in treating the symptoms of lymphedema.
Additional Resources:
- Find out more about lymphedema at the Lymphology Association of North America and the National Lymphedema Network.
- Find a physical therapist that treats lymphedema in your city, from the American Physical Therapy Association database.







