Air Travel and its Impact on Lymphedema | Memorial Sloan Kettering

[@SandraNelson063]

I have trouble with prolonged car travel. My lymphedema is in my lower left leg, and I must have it raised or able to stretch out. I need the space. Train travel is better. But the whole confused mess of dealing with the huge train station and trying to find how to get to the right gate can lead to me having an anxiety fit. I have very low energy levels due to the lymphedema. I get overwhelmed easily.

[@kangarookids7497]

Noone ever told me not to travel. I was never told to even drink water.

[@sarahb.6903]

what can help?