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Lymphatic Drainage Versus Ultrasound for Postpartum Breast Engorgement: A Pilot Study
In this article, women were randomly assigned to the manual lymphatic drainage group, therapeutic ultrasound group, and control group, and the breast pain, swelling hardness, and milk excretion before and after each treatment were measured.
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