Lympha Press UK

10/03/2026

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08/03/2026

Swollen legs matter.

Persistent swelling in the legs or feet could be a sign of oedema or lymphoedema.

Understanding the signs can help people seek support earlier.

Learn more via the link in bio or visit the Legs Matter website.

08/03/2026

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The final day of Lymphoedema Looks Like This, please share.

07/03/2026

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Day four of Lymphoedema Looks Like This, please share.

07/03/2026

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WORLD LYMPHEDEMA DAY | MARCH 6

Lymphedema affects millions of people worldwide and is still often underdiagnosed.

World Lymphedema Day reminds us why awareness and early recognition matter.

Mego Afek, the manufacturer of the Lympha Press compression therapy system, is committed to supporting the global lymphatic community through innovation, education, and collaboration.

05/03/2026

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As we begin Lymphoedema Awareness Week, please share these posts outside the lymphoedema community, on your walls, your own social media, honour the bravery of our volunteers by getting the message out there that Lymphoedema Matters.

05/03/2026

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LYMPHEDEMA AWARENESS WEEK | MARCH 2–8, 2026

Observed annually during the first full week of March, Lymphedema Awareness Week highlights the importance of early recognition and structured long-term management of this chronic condition.

Greater awareness supports timely diagnosis, appropriate referral, and evidence-based care. Comprehensive management includes Intermittent Pneumatic Compression (IPC) as part of an individualized treatment approach.

Throughout this week, we join the global medical community in advancing education, clinical standards, and long-term patient outcomes.

02/03/2026

March is Lymphoedema Awareness Month, which provides the perfect opportunity to talk more about the disease that affects so many women (and men too), but is rarely discussed in the mainstream media.

If you type ‘lymphoedema’ into your search engine, you will find many online platforms and podcasts, which offer up lots of information, including how to self-manage, if you are a patient, or how to up-skill, if you are already a professional caring for lymphoedema patients.



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17/02/2026

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We don’t know about you, but we’re seeing lots of comments on social media posts suggesting that lipoedema is a trendy diagnosis at the moment. Now, aside from the fact that pain, easy bruising and mobility problems don’t sound that trendy to us, isn’t it great that people are talking about lipoedema more?

We’ve always wanted lipoedema to be a household term that everyone understands, so if people are discussing lipoedema as a popular diagnosis, it means they’ve heard of it. They know someone who has been diagnosed with it, whether it’s someone on TV or someone they know personally. Whichever it is, it means the lipoedema message is getting out there!

We have a connective tissue disorder THAT ISN’T OBESITY and we will continue to shout it from the rooftops and we hope you will too!

13/02/2026

Today I had the pleasure of attending the Breast, Chest and Trunk Summit at sponsored by usa and
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The Summit was packed with incredible speakers in the field. The topics were relevant and well needed. The room was packed with therapists and a few microvascular plastic surgeons.
Attending these seminars and conferences has allowed me to stay up-to-date on all the new studies and advancements in therapy options, tools, and equipment to ensure my patients get the best care possible.
Thank you to Lauren and Jennifer from for the invite. I appreciate you both. I got to meet some of my IG friends in person oncopelvicpt and of course it’s always a pleasure seeing