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I guess I should start with a little history. I am 49. I had both breasts lifted and augmented (saline) in 1994. I had a TAH in 2000. Generally healthy but suffer from GIRD (have had several esophageal dialations) and the occasional hernia. Over the years my breast implants had encapsulated to the point where it was painful just to hug people.
Pain in lumpectomy site years later. I was dx in May of 2010. I had a lumpectomy was stage 2, grade 3 er/pr+, 7+nodes and brca2+. I did chemo, rads and had a mastectomy a year ago with diep reconstruction. Off and on I get pain in the scar area from the lumpectomy. They took muscle from the area -- lump was on the right at 5 o'clock -- very ...
Your pain symptoms sound like they may be due to fibrosis of the connective tissue due to radiation. That can gradually worsen for years after radiation ends. I'm 2 years out from rads but thanks to the combination of surgery, radiation and a thermal burn my breast and right chest/underarm area is still quite painful.
March 2017edited August 2021 in Pain. I had a core needle biopsy just over 6 months ago. My diagnosis was mastitis and I spent 20 days on antibiotics and seemed to get better. Six months later I'm still having problems. My breast is so sore and tender that it is impacting my daily life. It hurts when my kids hug me.
I am 2y&7m out of lumpectomy, 4 w radx & 10 lymph nodes removed. I still have numbness in my under arm area and various, at times really strong, soreness and tenderness in the treated breast. My MO & RO said it was normal & that my breast and all that area might never get back to the way it felt before tx. Best of luck! ♥️
The diagnosis was "Hypoglandular fibrous breast tissue with usual ductal hyperplasia and unremarkable calcifications." I have 2 inch surgical scar. At the end of 2021, I had a diagnostic mammogram and ultrasound because of pain & discomfort in the lumpectomy breast. It was diagnosed as Fibrocystic changes.
Not sure of this situation, fibrocystic breasts are denser and thus can cause some postural changes leading to streching of back muscles causing pain but it should not be admirable. I guess its time you see your doctor and know the real reason that has been bothering you. MaryWI80 Member Posts: 13. January 2020.
Breast pain. Chat2 Member Posts: 1. April 30 in Surgery - Before, During, and After. I had IDC at the end ...
Terrible pain from tissue expanders. Hi there, Last week I had a skin sparing double mastectomy/sentinel node removal with the placement of tissue expanders (300 cc's put in the left expander and 240 in the right). I am experiencing terrible pain/burning sensation along the bottom of the implant (top of rib cage area).
My breast soreness from PMS is completely different from the everyday burning, sharp, pains. My breasts are also lumpy when I'm on my period, like little pebbles, but this lump I'm referring to is large and relatively smooth. With that being said, my first question: I was/am PMSing, would the fact that my breasts are swollen change or hide ...