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Post by Sparkle53 22nd January 2010, 6:01 pm

Hi Ladies

Quick question - I noticed today that if I lean back and stretch out that I get a slightly raised vein under my left scar which feels like it is pulling a little - any ideas??

It's not causing me any problems as such, but just wondered if anyone else has experienced anything similar?

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Post by Tonic28 22nd January 2010, 6:54 pm

Oh god I had this, so yes its normal!! Although not that common, I don't think and it goes as quick as it appeared!! Kind of like a raised pulling vein, mine ran from my scar down towards my ribs - mine was tender too....I cant remember the name though and it's really really bugging me......sure someone will help you with the name, if I recall the very lovely Mia told me what it was - where are you Mia????!!!! xxxxxxxx
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Post by Jessica 22nd January 2010, 6:58 pm

It's called Mondor's cord, I had it as well, went after about 2 weeks xx
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Post by Sparkle53 22nd January 2010, 7:03 pm

Thanks guys Advice please-slightly raised vein when stretching 571992

I wondered if it may have been caused by my sports bra elastic rubbing on that area. It's only about a cm long, but only appeared today (I think), and was just worrying me a little.

I have given the boobies an hour or so of freedom this evening and it appears to have gone down a bit already. I just quickly google'd Mondor's cord and it is indeed an inflamed vein and apparently nothing to worry about - phew!!!

So many thanks for putting my little mind at rest!! xxxxxxxxxxx
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Post by jet350 22nd January 2010, 7:04 pm

I too had these but about 3 under each boobie.. they were gone within 3 weeks.

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Post by Tonic28 22nd January 2010, 7:08 pm

Ah! Yes that's wot it is!! Mine were quite long though I have to say lol....Congrats on your new additions Sparkle 53! xxx
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Post by del280379 22nd January 2010, 8:16 pm

me to there monders cords i had 3 under one boob they do go xx
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Post by misf1 23rd January 2010, 12:28 am

hi hun got some pics here for u of what it looks like on others
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it is quite common after a BA
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Post by tizzyt 24th January 2010, 2:09 pm

Hi, i had this too,did worry me for a while and to touch it made me feel quite ill!.Glad to say mine went around 3 weeks,so dont worry,im sure all will be fine x
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