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

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

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Cording: a treatable complication of breast cancer surgery

The Lymph Clinic - Axillary Web Syndrome or Cording. What is it? 🤔 This is a condition that sometimes happens after breast cancer surgery, usually after dissecting lymph nodes. Surgery may damage

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What is cording?, Cording is a condition that often happens after lymph node removal from the underarm which can result in pain and limitation in that arm. Join Dr. Leslie

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