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Lipedema - what can help the appearance and limit the progression? (Photos)

Diligent22222May 29, 2025
Recently discovered I have lipedema after my legs worsened with my last pregnancy. I am panicking over them worsening as I am already embarrassed. What plan of action can I take to help fix the appearance of my legs as well limit the progression.

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Answered on Jun 18, 2025
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