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Zoffiel
3 years agoMember
Monitor for any heat or swelling in the area. Seroma (a collection of fluid) or infection can present as weirdo sensations. Nerve damage is also a possibility.
Keep an eye on it and make sure you mention this to pretty much every member of your medical team you have a conversation with. If anything changes for the worse, or there is no improvement, contact your surgeon and/or your GP or breast care nurse. Don't 'wait and see', this shit can escalate quickly.
Don't muck about with anything that feels wrong--if it's nothing to worry about you wouldn't be worried. Peace of mind is gold.
Keep an eye on it and make sure you mention this to pretty much every member of your medical team you have a conversation with. If anything changes for the worse, or there is no improvement, contact your surgeon and/or your GP or breast care nurse. Don't 'wait and see', this shit can escalate quickly.
Don't muck about with anything that feels wrong--if it's nothing to worry about you wouldn't be worried. Peace of mind is gold.