Lymphoedema and manual lymphatic drainage (MLD) often emphasise volume reduction, but improvements in skin texture and the softening of adhesions are equally crucial. Up to 75% of head and neck cancer (HNC) patients who undergo radiotherapy exhibit lymphoedema symptoms. Additionally, the prevalence of psychosocial issues in these patients post-radiotherapy is estimated at around 63% (Nayak … Continue reading Improvement in quality of life and speech: Case study of a head and neck cancer patient using manual lymphatic drainage and bioelectric massage therapy