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Sue_OB
15 years agoMember
I am also going to undergo free TRAM flap reconstruction. My dilemma is whether to remove my right breast (I previously had a lumpectomy) and have a bilateral reconstruction (I had a left mastectomy) - or just have a unilateral reconstruction. I'd be interested in hearing from anyone who has had a bilateral free TRAM flap reconstruction, your experiences, recovery etc. The likelihood of the cancer returning in my right breast is low (it was Grade 1, had gone nowhere and I have no family history) so there is no pressing reason to have it off - but as you all know - you always wonder what if it comes back .........................
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