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Post by tinkerbelle7 18th October 2009, 4:34 pm

right gir;ls.. somethings not right with my left boob! nt sure what but... it keeps being reali reali itchy underneath and slightly on outside of boobie, when i put bra or tight top on my nipple on that said boob is like ouch!! and it just feels in general not quite righ-baring in mind had them a little while now.. they were done by mr singh (mya) in march this yr 2009, i know its a bit vauge but any ideas.. suggestions?? they look the same as normal.. i think?!

do you think i should arrange to see surgeon just to check??or am i panicking about nothing??

thanks in advane :) xxx
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Post by Nisey 18th October 2009, 4:37 pm

I dont know huni, I think you'd be best to see your surgeon just to be on the safe side, even if only to put your mind at rest. If it is a complication, it's better to get it seen to sooner rather than later. Let us know how you get on if you do make an appointment
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Post by Jessica 18th October 2009, 4:51 pm

I would probably book an appointment to see your surgeon. It could just be the nerves knitting back together if your nipple is sensitive. xx
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Post by misf1 19th October 2009, 3:00 pm

Hi hun you had them done in march and they are still sensitive? Do they feel the same when you squeeze them? or is one firmer than the other? I know I had mine done in may and I still have some numb areas which are going, so maybe instead of numb you have hypersensitive. But I would book an appointment with your surgeon. Even if it's just to put your mind at rest.
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Post by ShootingStar 19th October 2009, 3:24 pm

Sounds like it's very sensitive to me, if it's causing that amount of discomfort then i agree to check with the surgeon just to be on the safe side, good luck x x
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