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Surgery went well - right mastectomy, sentinel node clear! Some swelling in armpit, but not warm. Drain sites look good. Will stinging go away with drain removal?
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anonymous
Survivor since 2009
Congrats and great news. Prayers being sent your way for fast and good healing. I had 4 drains and yes the stinging went away after removal and healing.
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anonymous
Survivor since 2003
Great news! The stinging will go away after the drains are removed. Take care.
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Had a bilateral mastectomy with bilateral lymph node removal and immediate reconstruction 5/15/13. My pathology stated that 13 of 15 nodes removed have cancer.
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anonymous
Survivor since 2007
Put on those big girl panties and fight like hell. Hang in there darlin', you can do this.
Take care, Sharon
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anonymous
Learning About Breast Cancer
Yep. Hang in there. Read and eat good stuff and don't add to your receptors. I think that's about all we can do. We do the best we can.
Wishing you a good team
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Had a lumpectomy 2 weeks ago and surgeon said everything was looking good on follow-up visit. After that visit, I've noticed that my nipple has different coloring, and it's extremely sensitive. Has this happened to other?
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anonymous
Survivor since 2013
This sounds like a question for your surgeon.
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anonymous
Survivor since 2007
Teresa,
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It is probably just part of healing but I am no doctor. You should be asking your surgeon if you have a concern about this. Please contact him or her so you won't be worried. Take care, Sharon
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