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Underwater Galvanic Stimulation by 4-Cell Bath on Lymphedema.
Sixty female patients with lymphedema post mastectomy, aged 30-55 years, will be selected from Minia Oncology Institute. The participants will be randomly distributed into two equal groups: 1. Group A (CDT + Underwater Galvanic Stimulation group): This group includes 30 patients who will receive underwater galvanic stimulation by 4-cell bath with CDT for 2 months (3times/week) in addition to their medical treatment. 2. Group B (CDT group): This group includes 30 patients who will receive only CDT for 2 months (3times/week) in addition to their medical treatment.
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