The Effects of Upper Limb Exercise Through Yoga on Limb Swelling in Chinese XXXX Survivors - A Pilot Study.

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PURPOSE: @entity0 is the most common female @entity5 . The aim of this study was to assess the impact of yoga on @entity4269 in @entity0 survivors. DESIGN: Repeated measures before and after the intervention. We enrolled 15 @entity1 with @entity0 who had not previously worn elastic clothing to treat @entity4269 . METHODS: The program was led by a certified trainer and consisted of 60-minute sessions, three times a week for 12 weeks. The volumes of the affected and normal limbs were measured. A self-assessed @entity4 score was also recorded. FINDINGS: Fifteen @entity1 completed the program, none of whom suffered from complications related to exercise. There was no significant @entity4 after exercise. No significant differences were noted in subgroup analysis by age or the affected arm. CONCLUSIONS: Yoga does not induce @entity4269 . CLINICAL RELEVANCE: @entity4269 is usually treated with uncomfortable elastic clothing, and high-resistance exercise may induce @entity4 . Yoga may be suitable for these @entity1 .
