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Hello. I also had my enitire right breast removed May 2011 and have had numbness in my right arm as well. In addition I have also had problems with trigger finger (thumb) in left hand and now it is in the right hand. I have ready many articles and other people who have experienced the same (say chemo was cause for trigger finger). I manually massage my right arm several times a day and have noticed a small improvement over the months. Best of luck to your sister and wish you & her all the best.

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