Exercises help reduce swelling after surgery by using your muscles as a pump to improve the circulation in your affected arm. If you’ve had radiation therapy after surgery, exercises are even more important to help keep your arm and shoulder flexible. It is important to develop a regular habit of doing exercises to maintain arm and shoulder mobility after radiation treatments for breast cancer.
For advice on exercises after mastectomy / any Onco-surgeries,
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