Axillary Web Syndrome
‘Lymphatic Cording’ Axillary Web Syndrome, also known as Lymphatic Cording, refers to the rope like structure, that may develop in the armpit but can also extend down the inner aspect of the arm...
Lymphoedema
Lymphoedema and Exercise: What can I do?
Breast cancer is the most common diagnosed cancer in women and it is estimated that approximately 19,500 new cases will be diagnosed in 2020. Australia has one of the best survival rates...
Can I still fly?
No one is going travelling anytime soon during this current COVID-19 climate, but there’s no harm in dreaming right? But you might also be thinking “Can I still fly?”. It’s often the...
Lymphoedema – Am I at Risk?
Secondary lymphoedema is a common side effect from Breast Cancer treatment. If and when you may develop this can be a cause of unnecessary anxiety and continual worry. According to the most...
Using the Ezy-As Applicator
https://youtu.be/hpN3GbUSoRU Hi everyone, welcome back. Sharyn here from Restore Physio, Lymphoedema physio and what I want to show you this afternoon is how to put on a compression sleeve, compression garment using the...