Effect of Low-Level Laser on Axillary Web Syndrome Post Mastectomy

Background: Axillary Web Syndrome (AWS) is characterized by axillary pain radiating down the ipsilateral arm, shoulder range-of-motion limitation, and an web of tissue most obvious on physical examination when patient tries to abduct her arm. The use laser as a non-surgical medical treatment modality for assisting normal processes healing has increased over last few years. However, efficacy in reducing or promoting repair remains controversial. Objective: This study was undertaken determine effect low-level therapy syndrome post mastectomy. Patients Methods: included forty female patients who underwent mastectomy received their Tagamoo branch National Cancer Institute. Their ages ranged 40 55 years body mass index 25 30 (kg/m2). were selected from Medical Oncology Department, Institute, between January 2019 June 2019. Results: results this revealed that Group A B showed significant improvement mobility (Flexion, Abduction External rotation) decrease but comparison two groups, group greater than B. Conclusion: It could be concluded low level addition traditional can improve more using only therapy.The result supported expectation Low Level Laser had position syndrome.