Lymphedema
The large increase in the incidence of breast cancer and subsequent mastectomy operations is one of the major reasons for the rise in lymphedema today. Secondary lymphostatic lymphedema can occur from six months to three years after the initial surgery." SYMPTOMS lymphedema appears as a swelling or skin thickening of a limb. It is important to detect the condition early, and this can be done in several ways. Kresse advises, "Notice any jewelry becoming tighter over a short period of time on the affected limb. Or squeeze the affected limb for 10 seconds.
Gary Null in "Get Healthy Now with Gary Null: A Complete Guide to Prevention, Treatment and Healthy Loving"