Testing a device to maintain lower leg swelling improvement
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This trial tests whether a special compression device called the Dynamic Decongestive System can help keep leg swelling (lymphedema) under control after initial intensive treatment. If you've already reduced your leg swelling by at least 20% through treatment, this study explores whether the device can help you maintain that improvement.
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Who can take part
- Age 18 or older
- Unilateral lower limb lymphedema (swelling in one leg only) at stage II or III severity
- Already completed intensive treatment with at least 20% reduction in leg swelling
- Able to fit the device on your calf and thigh (based on your body size and shape)
- No active cancer treatment, recent blood clots, or serious heart, lung, or kidney disease
- Not pregnant or breastfeeding, and able to follow the study protocol
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