Breast changes
I am just wondering if I have any cause for concern or things are just normal (or as normal as they can be). I had a lumpectomy in August last year and finished rads in November. My affected boob is n...
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If in doubt, get checked out, @Mousie. The warmth following radiation often lessens over a few months. But individuals may vary.
My affected boob was (unbeknown to me) was significantly larger than the unaffected boob - so by the time the lumpectomy was done, both are now roughly the same size! Amazing that in my 65 years (when the lump was dectected) I had never noticed!!
I still get the occasional 'stab' of pain (similar to what I had during radiation) and the same with tenderness. If any of these symptoms persist - get checked out.
All the best xx
My affected boob was (unbeknown to me) was significantly larger than the unaffected boob - so by the time the lumpectomy was done, both are now roughly the same size! Amazing that in my 65 years (when the lump was dectected) I had never noticed!!
I still get the occasional 'stab' of pain (similar to what I had during radiation) and the same with tenderness. If any of these symptoms persist - get checked out.
All the best xx