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Although diuretics can be helpful in reducing certain types of swelling in the body â such as swelling in the legs due to heart failure â they have no impact on the excess lymph in arm, hand, or other area of the body affected by lymphedema. Last modified on September 17, 2012 at 6:59 PM. 1  Print.
Eventually, lymph fluid returns to the blood. Lymphedema occurs when there is inadequate lymph drainage from the body, usually from a blockage in a lymph channel. Lymphatic fluid builds up underneath the skin and causes swelling. Most commonly lymphedema affects the arms or legs. Swelling from lymphedema can look similar to the more common edema caused by leakage from tiny blood vessels under the skin. In most cases of lymphedema, the lymphatic system has been injured so that the flow of lymph is blocked either temporarily or permanently. 1  This is called secondary lymphedema. Common causes include: 2  Surgical damage â Surgical cuts and the removal of lymph nodes can interfere with normal lymph flow.