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51. Exercises for Lymphoedema  
Exercise is important in managing Lymphoedema. The lymphatic system needs muscle pump action for the fluid to move through the vessels and up to the lymph nodes. This will also help maintain and  
52. Compression  
To reduce and maintain lymphatic swelling a compression garment may need to be worn. Compression encourages drainage and helps move fluid to a working area of lymph nodes. There are many  
53. Skincare  
Skincare is important when living with or being at risk of lymphoedema. Looking after and protecting the skin can avoid further damage and reduce risk of an infection called Cellulitis. To  
54. Cancer and Menopause  
Menopause is when your periods stop due to lower hormone levels. It usually affects women between the ages of 45 and 55, but it can happen earlier. Menopause can happen naturally, or different  
55. Gastro Psychology  
Dr Stacey Boardman - Clinical Psychologist Secretary Kirsty Sharp Dr Catherine Wright, Consultant Clinical Psychologist (HCPC registered) On this page About us Meet the team What can you  
56. Adult Speech and Language Therapy  
The adult Speech & Language Therapy Team cover inpatient and outpatient SLT services at Calderdale Royal Hospital and Huddersfield Royal Infirmary.  The team provides evidence-based  
57. Chronic Pain  
Self-Management Booklet Self-Management Booklet - PDF Coping with Flare Ups Coping with Flare Ups - PDF Getting A Good Night’s Sleep Getting A Good Night’s Sleep - PDF Relaxation Techniques For  
58. Elbow  
Tennis Elbow (Lateral Elbow pain) Golfer’s Elbow (Medial Elbow pain) Elbow Arthritis Cubital Tunnel The elbow joint is a hinge joint between the humerus in the upper arm and the radius and ulna  
59. Hand  
The wrist and hand is a complex system of bones, joints and tendons that we use regularly throughout the day to carry out many functional activities. The wrist and hand complex is made up of the  
60. Shoulder Osteoarthritis  
Video: Why does my shoulder still hurt? Osteoarthritis of the shoulder can cause pain and stiffness of your shoulder’s ball and socket joint. This can occur gradually as we age or as a result of  
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