Procedure or Surgery | Lumpectomy
Tricia2020
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I was surprised to find that I am still felling pain and sensitivity a couple weeks after my lumpectomy.
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A couple weeks? Hate to be a total bummer but I am still experiencing pain and sensitivity and it's going on three years. Hopefully you will see improvement in the next few weeks and get beyond this. Good luck.0
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When nerves regenerate, you might get zings sometimes.0
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I am almost eleven years out and still have tenderness in that area. I had pain for several years, especially those zingers. I used an ice pack in the evening while watching TV. My doctor said that was ok, but no heat.
Seems like most on here have an easy time with lumpectomy. I had mamosite radiation, so I thought it may have been due to that.
It will gradually get better.0 -
It’s been almost 10 months for me. I had a total mastectomy and I still feel sensitivity and pain. All the doctor says is, it will go away. Keep doing your exercises.0
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