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Organisation: Lymphoedema Support Network 

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Lymphoedema is an accumulation of lymph fluid in the body, often in one or more limbs but sometimes in the trunk, face or genitalia. The condition leads to a swelling of the affected area and an increased risk of infection.
Although lymphoedema cannot be cured, there is much that can be done with appropriate treatment; the swelling can be reduced and kept under control. This is very important, because left untreated, the condition will deteriorate.
The LSN is a national charity which provides information and support to people with lymphoedema. It runs a telephone information and support line, produces a quarterly newsletter and a wide range of fact-sheets, and maintains an up-to-date website. It works to raise awareness of lymphoedema and campaigns for better national standards of care. 

Phone: 020-7351-4480 (information and support line)
020-7351-0990 (admin.)  
Fax: 020-7349-9809 
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Address:

St. Luke's Crypt
Sydney Street
London

SW3 6NH
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Internet:

www.lymphoedema.org/lsn 

Email:
[email protected] 

Who is it for:

People with primary or secondary lymphoedema, families and carers  

How to Contact:

Contact direct for further information  

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Cost:

Membership £10.00  

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Record updated: 21/03/2025  


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Lymphoedema Support Network phone: 020-7351-4480 (information and support line) or email: [email protected]