Cording After Breast Surgery: 7 Things To Know About Axillary Web Syndrome

Cording After Breast Surgery: 7 Things To Know About Axillary Web Syndrome

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Have you noticed pain running down your arm or tightness in your underarm, making it hard to reach the top shelf of your kitchen cabinet since your breast

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BRCAStrong - #Repost @cancerrehabpt #inrepostme @insaver.best —— Cording, which is the short and easy way of saying Axillary Web Syndrome, is pretty common. Up to 86% will get it after surgery! To

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