If you’ve come across this blog post, you’ve either been diagnosed with Lipedema or are trying to learn more about it. Unfortunately, Lipedema isn’t talked about enough in the medical world and that needs to change. One main obstacle we need to overcome is the confusion with other conditions, such as Lymphedema, obesity and cellulite.  A common

Lipedema, a chronic condition often mistaken for obesity or Lymphedema, involves the symmetrical buildup of fat cells in specific areas of the body, primarily the legs and arms.  It predominantly affects women and can lead to significant physical and emotional impact. One of the common concerns among women diagnosed with Lipedema is whether the condition

Lipedema is a frequently misunderstood and under-diagnosed condition which causes the abnormal accumulation of fatty tissue in specific parts of the body, typically the legs and arms. It predominantly affects women and can cause significant pain, discomfort and emotional distress.  Since the explosion of Lipedema awareness in the past couple of years, a common question

Lipedema is a chronic condition that not only affects the distribution of fat in the body but also leads to symptoms like unexplained bruising, which can be both painful and distressing. If you suffer from Lipedema bruising, it’s important to understand why it occurs, how it can be managed and what steps can be taken

If you’ve ended up here, I’m guessing you’ve either been diagnosed with Lipedema, or suspect you have Lipedema. A common concern I’ve noticed since becoming part of the Lipedema community is whether there is a shortened Lipedema life expectancy. I’ll aim to shed light on the relationship between Lipedema and life expectancy, and why it’s

If you’re grappling with the question, “Does lipedema go away with weight loss?”, you’re not alone. Lipedema, often misunderstood and misdiagnosed, affects so many women across the world. Recent studies have indicated that approximately 11% of the female population suffer from the condition in some shape or form. Understanding the complex relationship between Lipedema and