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Lymphodeama and auxiliary web syndrome (Cording)
Ive been back to breast surgeon a few times concerned at a few things but this week I ws ticked off when I visited his physiotherapist who told me I was 9.9 out of 10 on her lymphodeama scale and sold...
Hi @sandramj, firstly, I'm so sorry you've had to go through all of this. I had cording after my lumpectomy in April too I could see it from axilla down arm to wrist. I saw a fabulous OT here in Brisbane who lasered it for me and massaged. Took a very long time to get better. I was also told to ditch under wires for a good few months. I really hope this can be sorted out for you as I know cording is really painful and it's awful having your range of movement restricted by it too. Unfortunately some of us are just prone to it