According to Herbst et al (2021) "Lipohypertrophy is a condition in women that is very similar to lipedema but without edema and pain. Women with lipohypertrophy have tissue that looks like lipedema, have difficulty losing weight, but do not have pain or edema. Some authors state lipohypertrophy is a pre-lipedema condition while others consider it a synonym for lipedema. Lipohypertrophy is also used to describe obesity affecting the limbs and trunk. More research is needed to determine if lipohypertrophy is different from lipedema. DOI: 10.1177/02683555211015887 ..read more

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Flush your nasal passages. A help clear sinuses. Allergy-proof your home. The latest guidelines from the American Academy of Otolaryngology – Head and Neck Surgery call for controlling your home environment by getting rid of dust mites, installing an air filter system, using bedding with allergen-barriers, and keeping any pets out of the bedroom to help curb nasal allergies. A humidifier can keep the air moist, but be sure to keep it clean, especially if you have mold allergies. Thirty-five to 50 percent humidity is ideal. Apply warm compresses. You can also follow up the warm compress wit ..read more