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While significantly more breast cancer survivors with a diagnosis of lymphedema experience pain (45.2%), tenderness (52.4%), aching (61.9%), or soreness (31%), a substantial amount of breast cancer survivors without a diagnosis of lymphedema also experience pain (40%), tenderness (47.3%), aching (30%), or soreness (32.7%) [9]. On average, breast cancer survivors without lymphedema report about 5 lymphedema symptoms while breast cancer survivors with lymphedema report 10 symptoms [9,10].
JMIR Cancer 2022;8(1):e29485
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Breast cancer survivors without a diagnosis of lymphedema also suffer from pain (40%), tenderness (47.3%), aching (30%), or soreness (32.7%); however, significantly higher number of breast cancer survivors with lymphedema experience pain (45.2%), tenderness (52.4%), aching (61.9%), or soreness (31%) in the ipsilateral upper limb or body [9].
JMIR Res Protoc 2016;5(1):e7
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