I don't think they could drain the seroma in my armpit if they wanted to.
It is near the lymph clearance scar.
It is a hard lump now with an indistinct shape to it.
I have had an MRI and a CT scan and although it is "solid" I am told that it is fluid.
I am going to a physio twice a week to try and get it "loosened" up.
If I really stretch my arm out I can feel it tug right through to my scar on my chest.
Everyone thinks that there are adhesions involved.
This particular area apparently poses more threats to the success of my reconstruction than anything else at the moment which is why the physio will be done right up to reconstruction commencing.
The other thing the physio is doing is "loosening" up the scar area across my chest.
On Friday when I saw the physio, I was told "we look like we are winning".