How do you manage cording?

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My name is Lisa Berman Sylvestri. I am a physical therapist, practicing since 2000, and a dually certified Certified Lymphedema Therapist since 2008. The goal of the channel is to help both patients and clinicians understand the most up to date research in the field of Lymphology to make better decisions regarding treatments.

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Watch this video to learn about the best way to treat cording/axillary web syndrome!

REFERENCES:

Meer TA, Noor R, Bashir MS, Ikram M. Comparative effects of lymphatic drainage and soft tissue mobilization on pain threshold, shoulder mobility and quality of life in patients with axillary web syndrome after mastectomy. BMC Womens Health. 2023 Nov 10;23(1):588. doi: 10.1186/s12905-023-02762-w. PMID: 37950230; PMCID: PMC10638722.

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**DISCLAIMER**
This video is not intended as personal medical or professional advice. These YouTube videos are provided for educational purposes only and are not intended to serve as medical or physical therapy advice to an individual. Each individual should speak with your own medical team/provider(s) to determine if a particular treatment or intervention is appropriate. Any exercise has potential to cause injury or pain if it is incorrectly done, or is not the right exercise for an individual’s medical or physical problems. You should always consult with your own physician, physical therapist, or other members of your treatment team for individualized advice. I can not, and will not, be able to answer any personal medical questions.

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