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Impact of multimorbidity on chronic oedema management in the older person.

The population is ageing but many older people are living with chronic multimorbidity, which has a significant impact of all aspects of quality of life. Many of the common chronic conditions suffered by older people either precipitate or compound chronic oedema, which means a wide range of skills and in-depth knowledge is required to deliver holistic care that does not interfere with other treatment modalities. This patient group often presents with highly complex coexisting issues that require highly specialist assessment and management in collaboration with other professionals.

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