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Hospital Alert Systems for Lymphodema Arms

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SoniaWhite48
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14 years ago
I was wondering if anybody else has had experience with hospitals and alerting them that they cannot access your mastectomy / lymphodema arm for blood pressure cuffs or bloods? If so, what policy/meas...
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Shazinoz
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14 years ago

I had mine done on my leg the whole time I was in hospital post mastectomy (14 days), due to left side out - mastectomy, right side - cannula and due to nerve condition I have. I use my right side sometimes and leg other times, depending. For my port surgery, in theatre it was leg, once out of recovery it was Right arm

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