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Hi Sandy. Have you seen a doctor in regards to your swelling? May or may not be lymphedema/edema...could also be water retention, blood flow and well, many other medical conditions that are not related to CLL. Best to call your physician on Monday and get an appointment so that you know for certain what is causing it.
“Edema” is the medical term for swelling from fluid trapped in your body's tissues. It happens most often in your feet, ankles and legs. Always see your doctor, because oedema can be symptomatic of serious medical conditions such as heart, kidney or liver disease. Self-care options for mild fluid retention include a low-salt diet, supplements and drinking plenty of water. A well-hydrated body is less likely to retain fluid.
Can chronic lymphocytic leukemia cause swelling in the legs from the knee down?
While swollen lymph nodes are a common symptom of CLL, the search results don't specifically mention leg swelling from the knee down as a typical CLL symptom. However, there are a few ways CLL could potentially contribute to this:
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