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Yes, several people have had lymphatic massages to manage lymphedema after breast cancer treatment. Here are some experiences:

- One member mentioned being in therapy with a lymphedema specialist who massages their left arm and chest to drain fluid, and it really works for them
- Another member learned different massage Show Full Answer

Yes, several people have had lymphatic massages to manage lymphedema after breast cancer treatment. Here are some experiences:

- One member mentioned being in therapy with a lymphedema specialist who massages their left arm and chest to drain fluid, and it really works for them.
- Another member learned different massage techniques from a lymphedema therapist to help soften hardened areas.
- Some people perform self-massages at home as part of their treatment plan.

These massages can help relieve symptoms and improve quality of life.

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