1988 – (58 years) Lumpectory to right breast with complete axillary clearance and radiotherapy to right side. No swelling in right arm.

2000 – Radiotherapy only to stermun and left side of chest due to malignant lesions in this area. No surgery has been performed on the right side. 2005 – Had a fall which led to oedema in left breast, left arm and abdomen.

After eye surgery the patient had to stay face down for 22 out of 24 hours for 10 days (to repair retina).

Post surgery swelling evident in photo.

Treatment was laser therapy (1 min per point), down neck and near cheek.

Female 73 years old. Primary lymphedema (from puberty). Patient was in a nursing home and presented with very hard discoloured legs, over-growth of wart like tissue on both legs, fungal infection in toes.

Both legs were paralysed through spine injury.

Laser, 1 min per point, to feet, calf and either side of leg bones. MLD and bandaging followed daily for 14 days. Discoloura-tion disappeared, wart-like growth disappeared.