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I found a large lump a year go & ended up doing an ultrasound, the docs said it was just fibrous but now ii have really bad pain in my breast from the nipple area and radiates the whole breast. Can you tell me about this pain?
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anonymous
Survivor since 2012
I would insist on a biopsy. I did the same thing. I didn't have pain but strange tingling and drawing sensation. I ended up with stage 2a invasive ductal carcinoma
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anonymous
Survivor since 2013
It sounds like you need to see your doctor and if needed test(s) can be done.
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I had a lumpectomy with a sentinel node biopsy on November 26. My breast is still very tender and still feel like I have a tennis ball under my armpit and it is still numb. How long does this last? Thanks!!
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anonymous
Survivor since 2014
Hi Kendra..my diagnosis was pretty similar to your. I had DCIS, lumpectomy Nov 2013 and found out they didn't get clean margins. Had mastectomy Jan 13, 2013. No radiation or chemo. I also was very tender for several weeks after the lumpectomy, just started feeling better about the time my...
Comment 1Hi Kendra..my diagnosis was pretty similar to your. I had DCIS, lumpectomy Nov 2013 and found out they didn't get clean margins. Had mastectomy Jan 13, 2013. No radiation or chemo. I also was very tender for several weeks after the lumpectomy, just started feeling better about the time my mastectomy was scheduled. It will get better, give it time.
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anonymous
Learning About Breast Cancer
Ouch! It does take a while! I kept a heart shape pillow under my arm for quite awhile!
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- Discomfort
- Lumpectomy And Lymph Nodes
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- Pain On Breast & Soreness
- Post Lumpectomy
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