Lipedema, also known as lipoedema (and not to be confused with lymphedema), is a disease of inflamed fat cells that affects primarily women. It causes pain and abnormal sensations in the tissues of the legs, hips, and buttocks. It can also affect the arms, although this is less common.
Patients with lipedema typically have large hips and legs in comparison to their waist and upper body. They may appear to have swelling of the legs, but their feet remain normal size. Pressure on the legs can cause significant pain making it uncomfortable for lipedema patients to get massages of the legs or wear compression stockings. Hormonal fluctuations, like menstrual cycles, can worsen symptoms.
Lipedema is a painful and bothersome condition that causes excess fat buildup in the legs. If you think that you are simply prone to gaining weight in your legs, you may feel discouraged when weight loss tactics don't necessarily result in a resolution of your symptoms. You may actually have a condition called lipedema, which requires more in-depth and multifactorial treatment methods.
Some people with lipedema also have vein disease which can complicate their condition and treatment. With proper treatment, the symptoms of lipedema can be well-managed.
Read on to find out more about lipedema and what to eat and what to avoid on the lipedema diet.
You will also be shown how supplements to take to cure lipedema as well as how to effectively manage lipedema
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