Re: Breast Reduction/uplift

by Jojo73 17th January 2014, 3:08 pm

Hi ladies been a while since been on here ....celebrating my 40th birthday and had a holiday abroad.....I've healed so well and boobs seem to be changing all the time...though past few days I been experiencing pain in my left breast where I had the haemotoma not all the time but when it does it really hurts just wondered if a anyone else experienced this hope your all ok x

by **mirren001** 18th January 2014, 7:03 am

Hiya

,
Sounds like you've had a fab time celebrating your birthday!
The pain your having could just be part of your healing but wouldn't do any harm contacting your surgeon to have it checked out even just for reassurance. XXX

by Tittilicious 18th January 2014, 10:09 am

Hello Jo,

I've just caught up with your thread. I've not been on the forums for months and months (my business has been totally hectic)!

I am so sorry to hear you had such a tough time. You've been so brave and I'm impressed with how positive you have remained throughout Give You

I had uplift and right side reduction in July 2013 and I definitely - very occasionally - get pains in my right breast. Sharp, take breath away, but fleeting.

Zoe

by **COOKIE** 19th January 2014, 1:27 am

Hey Jojo

I suffered pain on the side I had the heamatoma on too.

Its simply down to that breast suffering more trauma babe and taking longer to heal but its not something I'd worry about.

Try popping your sportsbra back on 24/7 for a few days to a week to give the breast stability whilst its healing babe and the pain should lessen. If you still find its troublesome then maybe make an appointment to discuss it further with your surgeon hun, if only to get some reassurance. Xx

by Jojo73 21st January 2014, 3:43 pm

Thank you ladies for your advice...I been taking paracetamol to ease pain but with it being on sudden it's hard to take them and when ...my last appointment was in nov and I'm sure I'm due a 3 month check up in Feb so will mention it then but like you all have said there been quite a bit of trauma to that breast and taking it's time to heal x

by **COOKIE** 21st January 2014, 8:37 pm

If you're BERY concerned Jo, please don't sit on it hun. Bring your appointment forward and ask to be seen by your surgeon.... If only for reassurance hun. Afterall, its this service that you paid for isn't it. Xx

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