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How does the function of the lymphatic system get different duirng the good health and bad health?

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Dr. Patrick Sweet III answered

Specializes in Pathology

Lymphatics: It is difficult to answer such a broad question. Good health and bad health are completely relative. For instance, a person may be moribund (on death's door) and still have a normally functioning lymphatic system. Alternatively, a patient may have lymphedema as a complication of a surgery and otherwise be very healthy with a long life expectancy.

Answered 9/28/2016

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