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    Lymphoma is a cancer of which affects the lymph or lymphatic system of the body. The lymphatic system is an extensive network of vessels and glands that return excess fluid in body tissue to the circulatory system and works with the immune system. (Story, 2015) According to the CDC (2013), 72,955 people in the United States were diagnosed with lymphoma and 21,203 people dies from it. Both White men and women have the highest rates of getting lymphoma compared to their Hispanic and Black counter…

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    Depending on the trauma the tattoo has gone through or the color ink the patient used in their tattoo, patients acquired symptoms resembling melanoma within their lymph nodes. Through trauma or the type ink color, the ink particles travel through the lymphatic system and settle in the lymph nodes. The white blood cells…

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    Introduction Elephantiasis or also called Lymphatic Filariasis is a tropical parasitic disease that affects the lymph nodes and vessels. The disease was first discovered in the year of 1588 by the name of Jon Huygen Linschoten while he was exploring the Western India region. During his time, he noticed that the Indians legs were the size of elephants, where the name Elephantiasis came from. Even though the death rate is not high, but this disease is quite deadly. this paper will be discussing…

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    Lymphedema Research Paper

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    in your lymphatic system. The blockage causes problems with draining lymph fluid properly and the fluid builds up leading to swelling into the affected area. According to Lymphatic Network, cancer survivors are more susceptible to developing lymphedema but breast cancer survivors are higher risk for it and 100% of people treated for neck and head cancer will develop the disease. Lymphedema can be primary or inherited; meaning, it can be inherited or caused by an issue with the lymphatic vessels.…

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    Physical mechanical effects and benefits- Blood and Lymphatic Circulation: is the removal of waste products in the body. The benefits are that Helps remove waste products such as lactic acid in the muscles which would cause fatigue and soreness if not dealt with massage aids the removal. Strengthens the immune system when you so that you’re less likely to get sick. Tissue Permeability: is the absorption of substances within the soft tissues such as carbs or protein. Massage helps open up pores…

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    Aids-Related Lymphoma

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    The NCI notes that the method of treatment used depends on the severity of immunological impairment of the patient. The aggressive treatment for cancer can exacerbate a patient’s health condition if he or she has a weakened immune system as all AIDS patients do. Therefore, AIDS patients are often treated with lower doses of drugs, but the incorporation of HAART can allow for standard and high doses of drugs that are more effective in treating NHL. The standard NHL treatments for AIDS-related…

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    am only forty years old”, “This generally happens to people sixty years and older” (D. Wilcox, personal communication, October 6, 2015). What is Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia? Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia is cancer of the blood cells and the lymphatic system that are formed in the bone marrow. Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia usually affects older adults, especially those over the age of 60. People under the age 45 rarely develop Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia (Chronic lymphocytic leukemia (CLL):…

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    Oedema

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    Warning heavy on the Science This is a condition that arises when there is too much fluid in the tissue spaces or the cavities of the body. This can result in congestion, in inflammation the fluid accumulation we see is normal, this is part of the process, where the fluid that is rich in protein goals to the area. This is different from noninflammatory edema, where the fluid that accumulates in the is not risk in protein. This is due to the osmotic and hydrostatic pressures between the…

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    In this chapter, the algorithm of the physical biofeedback action of the wearable adaptive biofeedback (WAB) framework will be discussed as displayed in Figure ef{fig:chapter5:overview}. Section 5.2 describes the compression therapy (CT) that has been chosen as the controllable parameter by the feedback action module with the reason why it has been chosen. Section 5.3 presents the background theories of control algorithms that can be used for the feedback action controller. Section 5.4…

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    Sarcoidosis Research Papers

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    Have you ever heard of Sarcoidosis? I hadn’t either until my mom was diagnosed with it eight years ago. My mom takes a lot of medicine for it. Everyday when she wakes up out of bed she is in pain and tired. She takes twelve prescriptions. Some she takes more than once a day so after at the end of the day she takes twenty four pills a day plus two inhalers. She has the disease in several places in her body so she sees five different doctors and four of them are specialties for her…

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