Remedial exercise program will be taught by qualified physiotherapist. Patients will be practiced to the exercise 3 sets of 15 repetitions without compression. Patients will be monitored telephonically in the washout period for remain the routine activities.

Ultrasound imaging was performed using a 5-13-Megahertz linear probe. During the procedure, the participants will be seated with their forearms supinated and extended on a pillow. Measurements will be made bilaterally from 10 cm distal and proximal to the elbow bend, from the midpoint of the medial and lateral epicondyles, along the line parallel to the arm axis.

The severity of lymphedema between the two extremities will be measured by measuring the environment at 5 cm intervals.

The patient is in the supine position with his arms and legs not touching each other. This measurement will be made using the Impedimed L-Dex U 400 device. The reference point is the top of both hands and the dorsum of the foot. This measurement is made using superficial electrodes and there is no risk. The percentage of fluid will be calculated by making a measurement for both arms.

Four participant-reported lymphedema symptoms were assessed: swelling, heaviness, tightness commonly associated with BCRL. Using a 100 mm visual analogue scale (VAS), participants marked on it the extent to which they perceived their arm to be swollen, heavy or tight and pain during the past month, with 0 being "not at all" and 10 being "extremely".